ATO back door set from Loyola-Chicago in the Elite 8. From the FMS Blog: Final Four Breakdown: Loyola-Chicago Ramblers: Executing on Both Ends Recipe for Success: Loyola-Chicago's Ball Screen Offense See More
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Up 1 point with a little over one second left in the game, Loyola-Chicago needed to inbound the ball safely to secure the game. The Ramblers ran this press breaker and got an open look for the player curling around the screen. From the FMS Blog: Final Four Breakdown: Loyola-Chicago Ramblers: Executing on Both Ends Recipe for Success: Loyola-Chicago's Ball Screen Offense See More
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After Loyola's opponents have gotten used to defending multiple ball screen sets, the Ramblers use this play to slip the ball screen for an easy basket at the rim. x5 provides help on the ball screen as 5 slips the screen and cuts to the basket. 3 sets a flare screen for 4 to occupy the help defenders on the weak side of the floor. See More
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This play was #9 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 The Ramblers set up this ball screen action with a dribble handoff for 2. 2 then dribbles off the double ball screen from 4 and 5 to the other side of the floor. By having 1 in the corner, this puts x1 (usually the smallest defender) in a position to provide help on 5 rolling to the basket. If 5 isn't available, 2 can reverse the ball back up top to 4 to create a play. On the FMS blog: Loyola Chicago - Ball Screen Offense Breakdown See More
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The University of Houston runs an incredibly effective offense. This set is designed to get a mismatch and the ball in space with shooters surrounding him. Michigan switched this defensively, which for most teams in the country a 1 to 5 or 1 to 4 ball screen would present serious mismatch problems. If defense does not switch, there is either a layup, three, or long closeout to be had. See More
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ATO ran by Nevada. Two stack ball screens are set up at both slots. When the ball handler comes off of the ball screen both sides split with the top players diving and the bottom players popping. See More
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With his speed and athleticism, former Blue Devil Brandon Ingram was a mismatch most nights at the 4 position. This Horns set cleared out the entire left side for Ingram to either attack the basket or step back for a pull up jump shot. See More
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Used by North Caronlina Central during the First Four vs Texas Southern. This is a 3 man game with multiple opportunities for big men to catch the ball and score in the post. See More
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Day 1 of the 2018 NCAA Tournament provided us with one of the best crunch time plays of the month! Porter Moser of the Loyola-Chicago Ramblers went to a great "Hammer" play late vs. Miami. See More
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Loyola Chicago ran the best set play of the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. This "Punch Hammer" set resulted in a wide open 3, to tie the game, late in the second half. The post entry sucks in the help defense, before the baseline skip pass (HAMMER ACTION) led to the important 3pt shot. The Ramblers of Loyola Chicago went on to upset Miami, on a buzzer beater, and beat Nevada and Kansas State en route to the Final Four. On the FMS blog: Recipe for Success - Loyola Chicago's Ball Screen Offense Final Four Preview: Loyola Chicago Executes on Both Ends See More
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This play was #24 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 Hammer set ran by Loyola Chicago in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Tournament. Loyola was down three with a little over a minute left in the game and ran this set to get an open look and tie the game. From the FMS Blog: Final Four Breakdown: Loyola-Chicago Ramblers: Executing on Both Ends Recipe for Success: Loyola-Chicago's Ball Screen Offense See More
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Play designed to create misdirection, then have best wing come off a triple screen with slipping bigs. Option to set ball screen on catch as well. See More
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The Pistons use this Horns set to get a quick look for their shooting guard. See More
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44 Arm is the counter to 43 Arm. It's a half-court set to run against a team that likes to switch the 2-3 screen. This is a go-to set when you need an open 3pt shot as it sets up opportunities for each of your two best shooters. See More
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While we all don't have the luxury of having a Jayson Tatum on our roster, this Horns set has the potential to get you a quick bucket, especially if a slower big attempts to switch and guard a quicker small forward. See More
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