Here is another set that was run by Utah State during the 2010 season. This is a great quick hitter to get a quality look at the basket before getting into your motion offense. I would reccomend this set to anyone that is looking for a quick hitter that is hard to defend. See More
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You can take advantage of the multiple scoring opportunities within this set and run it several possessions in a row and get different shots each time. The pinch-double is great early action for your best shooter and by running the Iverson screen for your point-guard, you get the ball back into the hands of your best ball handler prior to attacking off the ball screens. See More
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This set was run at the end of the break. 4 is in low blocks. 3 is wide on weakside 2 runs a rub cut off the 5 man looking for ball from 1 1 enters ball to 5 at high post After 1 hits 5, there is some misdirection 4 begins to screen for 2. 1 steps in to set the top of the staggered double screen for 2. 1 does not actually set the screen. They slip to the rim looking for the ball and get ready to screen again 5 executes a dribble handoff with 2 As the handoff is occurring, 1 and 4 are setting staggered screen for 3. After handing off to 2, 5 sets the 3rd screen in the staggered screen for 3 On the handoff, 2 tries to turn the corner to the rim or looks back to 3 coming off the triple screen. After screening, 1 pops to wing. 4 and 5 are looking for slip opportunities if the defense cheats on the staggered screen See More
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Joe Scott Denver Pioneers Head Coach has learned from the best at installing the Princeton Offense and the Pioneers do a good job spacing the floor and unselfishly executing the offense See More
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The Denver Pioneers run multiple sets from their Princeton Offense and this is a well executed set taking advantage of the DHO See More
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From the Midwest Region, Coach Izzo ran this play early in the 1st half. I like the action involved because it gives you different looks that we all incorporate into our BLOBs but in the same play. See More
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VCU runs a variety of ball screening actions and this is out of their Early Offense See More
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Another set from IA State vs Kansas for 3. A lot of teams run the ball flare action for 3's, but this is a great counter to it. See More
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The Lady Blue Devils of Duke run a variety of set plays against M2M and each set provides multiple scoring options They do a very nice job incorporating the post game into their sets to take advantage of the very talented Elzabeth Williams The Lady Blue Devils guards are also very adept at knocking down the 3 pt shot See More
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When you have a versatile shooting guard like Markel Brown that can effectively score on the wing and in the paint, forcing an isolated defender to make a choice on how to guard him before he even catches the ball can be a good way to get an easy bucket. Look how Travis Ford got Brown isolated on one side of the floor with this double high screen and roll action and how it gets Brown an open lane to the rim. See More
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This is a Baseline Out of Bounds play that Darrin Horn ran when he was the head coach at the University of South Carolina. See More
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This is a Zone Offense action that we used last year with Fort Myers High School. When the play is run correctly it is very hard to guard every option. See More
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This is a baseline out of bounds play my dad had a ton of success with during his 30 year tenure at Titusville High School. See More
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A set that I saw Army run against Navy last week. The 2 man has to set it up like he is just cutting through on the normal shuffle action and then recieves the screen from 3. Army finished with the down screen, but the elevator option would also work. See More
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The Portland Trail Blazers have one of the least productive benches in the history of basketball, but the Blazers are still in the playoff picture in the Western Conference because of how well head coach Terry Stotts manages his line-ups. Ronnie Price, Will Barton and Meyers Leonard is not a strong offensive trio, but Stotts stacks his rotation so that LaMarcus Aldridge and Nicolas Batum can help this line-up produce offensively. Aldridge and Batum are two very versatile forwards, and you can see in this play how their skillsets bring an otherwise poor second unit to life. Video of the play here. See More
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