The Wildcats regularly run this action to get the ball into the post for freshman phenom, Kevin Knox. If the pass into the post is denied, a down screen is used to get a shooter open on the weak side of the floor. See More
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The Boilermakers use this 3 Low OOB to get big Isaac Haas a post look right in the middle of the lane. More from Coach Tony Miller: 3 Reasons You Need FastDraw iPad This Season 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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Arizona Wildcats BLOB they ran in the 2018 NCAA Tournament to get a lob look for Deandre Ayton. See More
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An early offense set used by Texas Southern during the First Four in the 2018 NCAA Tournament. This set allows quick isolation for a wing player. See More
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Used by Texas Southern during the First Four. This is a decoy set that turns into a quick lob for an athletic big. See More
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A BLOB set that flows right into loop action offense, allowing a 3 as the first and second option for the same shooter, and a 3rd option for a post player. 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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South Dakota State ran this play multiple times in the second half of their first round game against Ohio State to get the ball inside to for a post up. As 1 dribbles off the ball screen from 4, 2 cuts to the opposite corner. This clears the area so 5 can look to post up without any help defenders around. After 5 receives the post entry, 1 dives to the rim and 4 cuts away for spacing. See More
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Ohio State opened the second half of their game against South Dakota State with this play designed to attack the Jackrabbits for double-teaming the post. Once 5 receives the post entry pass from 1, x4 double teams him 5. x2 now has to defend both 2 & 4 but was unable to take away the pass to 4 diving to the rim. If x2 was able to take away the pass to 4, 2 would be open on the wing for a three-point shot. See More
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South Dakota State ran this play out of a timeout to get a layup off of a handoff early in their game against Ohio State. 1 started the play by giving a dribble handoff to 4 and then cut to the corner. 2 slid up to the wing to prepare for the handoff. 4 follows his pass to 5 to look for a handoff. 2 gets the step on his defender, cutting across 5 for the handoff. As 2 drives to the basket 3 stays in the corner for spacing. x3 ends up having to provide help on the play but was too late as 2 got to the rim for a layup. See More
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The MAAC champions have the guards to shoot from deep. Drive, draw and kick off the ball screen for a corner 3 off this box BLOB. See More
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The counter to the Orange's Double Screen Curl BLOB. Used against switching defense (see description). See More
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St. Bonaventure ran this multiple action play to get a game tying dunk in the first half of their NCAA Tournament game against UCLA. The Bonnies started in an Elbow set and ran a flex action getting 1 the ball back up top. This isolated the left side of the floor for 4 to set the pindown screen for 2. Once 2 received the pass from 1, 4 slipped the screen and cut to the basket. 2 found him for a wide open dunk.. See More
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With 11:40 left in the 2nd half of their game against Radford, LIU-Brooklyn ran this lob play to try to change the momentum. Entry receiver becomes lob receiver in this simple yet effective back screen lob quick hitter. See More
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