UCLA ran this set to open the game up against Gonzaga for a layup, and they continued to run it when they needed a basket late in the first half. They run this to get their best scorer (Powell) to attack out of a DHO. See More
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Coach of the Year Mike Budenholzer is one of the best, if not the best, coach in after timeout and special situations to get players great shot opportunities. To start game 5 against the Brooklyn Nets he gets alot of movement before getting Kyle Korver an open look from 3. They run the normal "Zipper" cut into a double screen to get some action before the initial set. Their big pops to the wing, and Budenholzer has Korver set a UCLA screen before coming off a flare screen for an open look from 3. See More
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With John Wall going down with an injury, the Wizards turned to Bradley Beal to be a facilitator and scorer in his absence. Wittman setup a nice set to create movement and to get Beal coming off a dribble handoff and get an open look. First Beal passes to the wing and then cuts off a UCLA screen from the big at the elbow, and then sits down in the post. The guard on the wing passes to the elbow and sets a down screen for Beal who then receives a dribble handoff from the big and looks to attack. See More
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Nice After Time Out quick hitter with a lob misdirection out of Hi-Lo entry. See More
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Floppy action via UCLA entry. See More
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The typical ballscreen action designed to get a shot or a duck in off the initial ballscreen, continuity after. See More
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Hawk and UCLA cuts can be hard to decipher the difference in live time, since they basically are both a UCLA cut. The only difference is Hawk begins with a dribble to the wing and UCLA begins with a pass. See More
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This is a good combination action that spreads the defense out. The initial ball-screen is hard enough to guard, but when you add the throw back and the down screen on the weak side it becomes really hard to guard effectively. See More
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Gonzaga used this play early in the WCC tournament seminfinal against BYU. Wiltjer set the down screen as the 4 man and popped out for a shot. He made a good shot fake and took a 1-dribble jump shot. See More
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Here is a play used by Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks. The cut to the elbow by Frank Mason lets Perry Ellis make the UCLA cut. If he is'nt open, Mason pops out for a pick and roll at the top of the key. See More
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Iowa State used this play to invert the post and guards having Morris set a UCLA screen and then popping out. Once Morris gets the ball, McKay is there for the ball-screen. See More
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In this play, Duke utilizes a pick and roll set to their advantage to get post position inside. The ballhandler passes out and then they look right inside for a potential hi/lo. See More
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Here is a nice double handoff set used by Iowa State. The misdirection of the first handoff can throw defenders off. See More
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This play is difficult to defend as multiple actions are occuring on both sides of the floor. The ball-screen/flare-screen works well and if defenders jump the screens the flare screener can look to slip as well. See More
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Syracuse used this play in the second half against Virginia in the Elite 8. They run a cutter off of a UCLA cut into a cross-screen/down-screen action. See More
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