Warriors Coach Steve Kerr uses his three elite shooters -- Durant, Thompson and Curry -- in a simple three-man action to get an alley-oop opportunity where a defense cannot give help without leaving a shooter alone. See More
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The Minnesota Lynx ran this play with the score tied 73-73 and 35.8 seconds left in game 5 of the WNBA Finals. Once the ball was inbounded, 1 made a UCLA cut into the mid-post area to receive the pass from 2. 3 (Maya Moore) set a back screen for the 4 and then ran off the screen from 5 to get the 3 point shot. Though 3 missed the shot, 4 was in offensive rebounding position and was able to collect the rebound and get to the free throw line. See More
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The LA Sparks ran this play down by 1 with 23.4 seconds left in the deciding game of the WNBA Finals. The quick backscreen allowed the MVP Nneka Ogwumike to get the ball in the post to create a shot for the lead. See More
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Playcall from Minnesota Timberwolves HC Tom Thibodeau. See More
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Playcall from Real Madrid in their game versus UCAM Murcia CB. See More
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The Houston Rockets ran this play early in the first quarter of their preseason game against the New York Knicks. This play utlilizes James Harden's (1) ability to draw attention and make reads off of the ball screen. 5 screens away for 4 to make it difficult to for x4 & x5 to help on the ball screens. As 1 turns the corner 3 sets a back screen for 5 going to the rim. 1 looks to make the pass to 5 for the lob. See More
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The Boston Celtics summer league team used this play as their regular sideline out of bounds offense. Having the 5 pop up top to receive inbounds pass gives them a safe outlet since most 5's won't deny the ball that far up the floor. 1 comes off of multiple screens before looking for the inbounder (2) on the flare screen. If 2 isn't open. 1 uses the ball screen from 5 to create a scoring opportunity. See More
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Andrew Wiggins throws the ball in on this play. Once the big has it, Wiggins sets his defender up with a jab then cuts around 5 for a handoff. See More
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This misdirection play is used to get the ball to 5 posting up inside. The ball screen at the top of the key could also be a great pick and pop opportunity. See More
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This two-man action has the five man set repeat step up ball screens for the point guard. The repeat action can allow the players to get a feel for how the defense is going to guard the ball screen. See More
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This quick hitter gets an open shot on the wing, but the guard coming off of the "Orlando" action could also look to score off of the ball screen. See More
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Crean uses a variety of down screen / cross screen actions to make the defense move. This play also uses up quite a bit of time. See More
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The Hoosiers use a "twist" action with two ball screens set for the point guard. See More
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Brad Stevens uses Isaiah Thomas as a screener frequently because of the extra attention the Celtics' top scorer receives. A common screen-the-screener action is the Flex set up, where Thomas would come off a down screen after setting the Flex. Instead, he sets a back screen here after the flex, with the rim unguarded on the flex overload for an easy alley oop opportunity. See More
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The 2 pops to the weakside wing. The 1 sets a back pick for the 5 and gets a screen from the 4 in a pick the picker action to get him the ball on the strong side wing. Immediately on the catch the 1 drives baseline. The 5 sets the hammer screen to bring the 2 to the corner. The 2 can also cut on the inside if his defender jumps to the outside to take the corner away. The 4 can set a screen for the 3 as well. See More
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