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Texas Tech Red Raiders - Motion Sample: Step Up

Dave Nedbalek 04/08/2019

This is another preview of an action that is beautiful that occurred organically in the Texas Tech motion offense. Of all the actions we prepare our team to guard, we don't guard post up defense to pin down into a double step-up ball screen very well. This action puts great pressure on the rim because of both the athletic ability of Tariq Owens and the vision and beautiful pass by Matt Mooney. Blog Posts: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert National Championship Game Preview: Texas Tech XsOs See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - Motion Sample: Kitchen Sink

Dave Nedbalek 04/08/2019

This is a sample of the Texas Tech true motion offense. This is not a set play but a picture of the sequences of actions you will have to guard when facing them. In one possession you have to guard: a drag screen, flare screen, slipped step-up screen, a pick & pop, and one last flare screen by the 5 to empty the paint. The spacing struggles at times but they force you into uncommon situations and actions that it presents the opportunity for miscommunication and scoring opportunities. Blog Posts: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert National Championship Game Preview: Texas Tech XsOs See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - Motion Floppy Flare

Dave Nedbalek 04/08/2019

This is a sample of the organic nature of the Texas Tech offense. It is hard to know whether or not this is a designed action after the floppy with Culver due to the constant player freedom to screen off ball at any time but this does give you a preview of the certain type of actions you will be responsible to communicate through and guard when playing vs. Texas Tech. Blog Post: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert See More

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Virginia Cavaliers - Middle Pin Punch

Matt Wheeler 04/08/2019

The Cavaliers ran this quick hitter to take advantage of the strength and finishing ability of De'Andre Hunter (4). As the point guard dribbles to the wing 4 screens for 5 in the middle of the lane. 5 curls around the screen as 4 seals his defender behind him. 1 passes to 4 in the post for the layup. Blog Post: Virginia's Elite Efficiency on Both Sides of the Ball See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - Hot Action

Dave Nedbalek 04/08/2019

This is an extremely difficult action to make x5 guard but is incredibly simple to run. We call this "Hot Action" which is a back screen off-ball, followed immediately by an on-ball screen. If the big tags the cutter on the back-screen as he should, unless they are switching, this puts him late to his ball screen coverage. Simple, yet effective. Blog Post: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert See More

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Texas Tech Red Raiders - 45 Smash

Dave Nedbalek 04/08/2019

This is another simple set to put x5 behind in his ball screen coverage responsibilities. Very effective yet easy set to run as early offense, in transition, or even late clock. Blog Post: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert See More

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Baylor Bears (W) - Hi/Lo Stagger

Doug Brotherton 04/07/2019

Baylor opened their semi-final win with this high/low, into a double stagger. They ran this on their first four possessions. Sometimes, they even repeat the action on the second side. See More

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Kentucky Wildcats - Chase Swing Punch

Doug Brotherton 03/31/2019

In the 2019 NCAA Elite Eight, Coach Calipari ran this set over and over again, to get PJ Washington isolated. It actually features an opportunity to isolate players on either block. #FastModelMadness See More

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Mississippi State Bulldogs (W) - Low Chase Punch

Doug Brotherton 03/31/2019

Mississippi State used this set to get the ball passed inside to 6'7 Teaira McCowan in the Elite Eight of the 2019 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. It is a great misdirection set, to allow for deep post position. See More

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Louisville Cardinals (W) - Horns Stagger Post Iso

Aseem Rastogi 03/30/2019

With 5:57 left in the 3rd quarter of their matchup with Oregon State, Lousiville's women's team ran this Horns quick hitter to get multiple options - in this case a strong post isolation off a skip pass. Other options would include a curl layup off the double stagger, a kickout three, or a skip three. See More

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Michigan State Spartans - Horns Loop STS

Jordan Petersen 03/30/2019

Michigan State ran this set with multiple actions to either get a layup off of the back screen or a three off of the down screen. Screening before receiving a screen occupies the defender and hopefully frees up the shooter more. See More

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Michigan State Spartans - Elbow Punch Stagger

Doug Brotherton 03/29/2019

This is a set that Izzo has ran for years, so it is no surprise that he dusted it off for the 2019 NCAA Tournament. It features an option for a post feed, or a shooter off of a triple stagger screen. Check out the Final Four team breakdown on the Spartans below! See More

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LSU Tigers - Horns Punch

Doug Brotherton 03/29/2019

LSU ran this set in the 2019 NCAA Tournament, to get an easy lay-up in their second round match-up. They show a horns look, with the guards crossing on the baseline. It is actually a designed diagonal screen to punch the ball inside to the big. See More

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Iowa State Cyclones (W) - 1-4 High Iverson Post Iso

Aseem Rastogi 03/27/2019

With 33 seconds left in the third quarter of their Round of 32 matchup with Missouri State, Iowa State's Women's team ran this 1-4 high set to get a post isolation for 6'1" forward Madison Wise, taking advantage of a matchup with a smaller defender. The key to this was Wise's ability to change pace and speed coming across the top of the key; the timing allowed her to keep the defender on her back as she established position on the mid-post. Iowa State ran this to perfection late clock and ended up sending Wise to the FT line to cut the Missouri State lead to 4 going into the fourth. See More

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Ohio State Buckeyes - Weave Point Wide Fan

Dave Nedbalek 03/26/2019

Love this set. I am a huge fan of getting skilled bigs at the top of the key with the ball and space. The misdirection to begin softens the defense up and then there are countless possibilities you can finish this set with. I love the natural push of the drive off of the weave and Chicago action handoff into the flare on the weak side. That flare can be easily mis-guarded and result in a slip and a wide open layup for the screener. I love the built in throw-back, or "shake" action with the ball screen, roll, and corner lift as well. A lot of bang for your buck with this one. See More

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