A very simple but effective set out of the Horns formation. You may think this will never work, but the proof is in the video below! This was a staple out of Chris Mack's Horns series when he was at Xavier. I like this action because even if the initial action is guarded, you can seemlessly flow into another Horns action like flex, 45 ball screen, etc. Click for more Horns sets! Free Playbook - NCAA Horns See More
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This Horns set has multiple options including a post feed and a potential three at the top of the key. If the post feed and the screen the screener action are covered, then this set turns into a pitch action with a slashing guard driving into a double gap! Click for more Horns sets! Free Playbook - NCAA Horns See More
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Quick play ran by coach Brad Stevens in order to get Al Horford an open high post shot. Second option is a dribble hand-off to the wing, while the side is clear and help can only be given by the last defender on the baseline. Free Playbook: Best of 2018 NBA Playoffs See More
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Oklahoma City Thunder needed a 3pt shot vs Philadelhpia 76ers with the score 113-115 and 6.9 seconds left on the clock. Head coach Billy Donovan called a time out and drew up this ATO play for Paul George (3), who made the shot for the 116-115 win. See video of the play below. Free Playbook: Best of 2018 NBA Playoffs See More
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Brad Stevens is the best in the NBA right now out of time outs and in late game situations. This play is designed to get Tatum, Morris, or Horford a post up opportunity and to have Tatum, Brown, or Smart off a pin down. This action starts with a ball screen and ends in a pick-the-picker action. This action keeps every defender engaged. The first look is the post up. See More
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End of game set the Wisconsin Badgers ran against Maryland to get a 3. Plays of the Week: Pin Down Series See More
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Wisconsin went to this set several times and this series throughout the second half to get back into the game against Maryland. Plays of the Week: Pin Down Series See More
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Coach Mike Krzyzewski dug deep in his playbook for this game winning BLOB against the Florida State Seminoles. The end result: a Cam Reddish 3-pointer to put the Blue Devils on top. Click here to view all Duke sets on the PlayBank! See More
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Quick hitter by coach Rick Carlisle for an open perimeter shot. Center should call "pick" in order to baffle the defense and suddenly change direction (slip) to set the wide pin down screen for 3. View Plays of the Week - Unlocking the NBA's Top Offense! See More
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Head coach Brett Brown of the Philadelphia 76ers runs this simple elvator screen play, after a misdirection flare screen. A quick action to find an open 3-pointer for a shooter. Click for more 76ers sets! See More
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With Nick Nurse taking over as the Head Coach of the Toronto Raptors for the 2018-19 season, he introduced a myriad of new plays and actions to the offense that he reportedly had a significant influence over during Dwane Casey's previous tenure. This play, loosely out of Horns formation, leverages the unique skillset of Toronto's emerging star in Pascal Siakam. By creating a large gap for Siakam to attack the closeout, and clearly scripting the play in a manner that Siakam is instructed to make the catch "on the run," Toronto has been able to score effectively on this simple action. Click here for Plays of the Week - Unlocking the NBA's Top Offense! See More
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Loop cuts - also known as Iverson cuts - are a great way to shift a defense. Creating a shift followed by a counter flow can often lead to an open look. This set will almost always get you a low post catch when needed. In the video below, the ball is fed into the post from the slot. in MOST scenarios, I like the ball reversed to the lift which creates a much better angle for a post feed. See More
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A creative flex action used by Iowa head coach Fran McCaffrey. This play starts in a low double stack. This action is difficult to guard because x1 will tend to relax once he gets through the false back screen. As 1 comes off the back screen, he is immeditatley setting a flex screen for 2. This limits the time that x1 has to see the action develop. More: Shooting Drills that Enhance Your Flex Offense See More
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