Simple action in a hand off, the only difference in how I label my plays with a dribble hand off in it is how long the play name will end up. If it is a long name then I will use "Mix or DHO" and if it is a shorter name I may use "Dribble." See More
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Rip is the short term I use for a backscreen, I first heard it used by Tom Izzo at Michigan State. See More
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Spread pick and roll versus Lifted is pretty simple, in a spread ballscreen the 4 is in the corner and in lifted the 4 man is on the wing. See More
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Spread pick and roll versus Lifted is pretty simple, in a spread ballscreen the 4 is in the corner and in lifted the 4 man is on the wing. See More
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Typically this is what coaches use to call or run their spread pick and roll game, giving the angle hand sign to get into the play. See More
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Slice or Shuffle is the same name for the same cut. Depending on the coach, this name can change. See More
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Zipper cut is one of the most common actions in the NBA, and is a common entry into a number of sets with a guard cutting under a big up the lane line. See More
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This cut made famous by Allen Iverson is a guard cutting over the top of two bigs from wing to wing. This can also be shortened in my playcalls to "AI" if it is a long play name. 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 one of the harder formations to recognize in games, the Elbow versus C or Corner formation. Elbow is a Horns formation but the point guard dribbles to one wing or the other and passes the ball to the big at the elbow. The guard is opposite in the corner, but in the C formation the guard opposite is high - even or behind the point guard. See More
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This is one of the harder formations to recognize in games, the Elbow versus C or Corner formation. Elbow is a Horns formation but the point guard dribbles to one wing or the other and passes the ball to the big at the elbow. The guard is opposite in the corner, but in the C formation the guard opposite is high - even or behind the point guard. See More
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Horns is one of the most common sets in today's NBA partly because you can run so much out of it. With built in spacing and a multitude of options, Horns can be run at any level with success. See More
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Another common formation with the opportunity for multiple sets and counters, the Box formation is common in screen the screener sets. See More
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This is a common series that is designed to get all 4 players even, with multiple entries. This can be either high or low, and if it is low it is typically designed for a isolation set. 1-4 high is a great formation because you can have up to 4 entries, so if one elbow is denied you can go to the opposite elbow or wing. See More
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This is a common series that is designed to get all 4 players even, with multiple entries. This can be either high or low, and if it is low it is typically designed for a isolation set. 1-4 high is a great formation because you can have up to 4 entries, so if one elbow is denied you can go to the opposite elbow or wing. See More
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