Player 1 will be the shooter 1 passes to 1 for a shot The passer runs to challenge the shot As soon as 1 shoots, the passer goes to rebound 2 passes to 1 who challenges 1's shot As soon as 1 shoots, 3 gets ready to pass. 3 passes and challenges the shot and the pattern continues You can run this with half of your team at each end or have your whole team at one end which gives 1 more shots See More
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Player 1 will be the shooter 1 passes to 1 for a shot The passer runs to challenge the shot As soon as 1 shoots, the passer goes to rebound 2 passes to 1 who challenges 1's shot As soon as 1 shoots, 3 gets ready to pass. 3 passes and challenges the shot and the pattern continues You can run this with half of your team at each end or have your whole team at one end which gives 1 more shots See More
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Baseline double needs to hit the shooters defender on the screens. Shooter can choose to curl in instead of straight cut to the corner if they want, read the defender. Having multiple actions in the same play usually ends up in a good shot for your team. By using the ball screen at the top of the key you force the other teams big men to watch the play and be in the help. This allows for the shooter to come off the baseline double for the open shot in the corner. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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Duke ran this quick misdirection ballscreen play to get Curry a catch & shoot. See More
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This play depends on timing and a good cross screen. If it is a smaller guard coming off of the cross screen they need to finish the layup quickly or shot fake because the help side is going to be coming for the block. This post flash cross screen basketball play is a great play to get a shot right at the basket. If you have missed a couple of long shots and are struggling to score this is a good play to run. If you are running the cross screen for a wing then they need to either finish quickly or shot fake and draw the foul. Big men will be able to take their time on the finish. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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Take the action away from the pin down screen by dribbling the basketball over to the opposite side and then bringing it back quickly to the pin down screen. This will allow for the shooter to get a better look without the defense being able to key in on them. This basketball play is all about misdirection. Pin down screener needs to set a good screen and shooter needs to set his man up. The shooter doesn’t have to catch and shoot the ball off the screen. He can shot fake or rip through and make a play for himself or a teammate. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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The 2014 FIBA World Cup continues to produce lots of stuff coaches can add into their toolbox this season. Here is a baseline out of bounds play Greence used against Puerto Rico that has a bunch of options and very difficult to guard. See More
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Add this conditioning drill into your pre-season workouts. See More
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One reason many of the bigs out of the University of Florida have so much success professionally is that Head Coach Billy Donovan puts them through numerous drills from the NBA level to prepare them. This drill-set is from today's NBA Draft Combine and one that Coach Donovan utilizes very often with his talented bigs. Not only is this a great conditioning drill, but also allows you to put your bigs in multiple situations in small window. See More
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This is a tremendous early season conditioning drill. It is a very tough drill to do when you stress that the players get to the corners and take no shortcuts. We will do this for 1 minute on each side building up to 3-4 minutes a side. You can choose the dribble moves they use and also what type of finish you would like at the rim. Lastly, once they know the drill, when you want to run sprints, suicides, lines, etc. think of running this instead. Lots of handling, passing and finishing. See More
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This is an excellent conditioning drill from Dematha High School's Strength & Conditioning coach Alan Stein. See More
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Intercept Drill Spot 1-Start at block, defensive slide to sideline Spot 2-Defensive slide back to the block Spot 3-Turn hips and sprint to elbow Spot 4-Open up (see ball under the rim) and sprint to half court corner Spot 5-Coach throws ball near half court corner, leading player to intercept the pass, once pass is intercepted, player drives the ball hard for a layup Spot 6-Defensive slide to sideline Spot 7-Defensive slide back to the block Spot 8-Turn hips and sprint to elbow Spot 9-Open up (see ball under the rim) and sprint to half court corner Spot 10-Coach throws ball near half court corner, leading player to intercept the pass, once pass is intercepted, player drives the ball hard for a layup Coaches can: 1. Time Drill 2. Shoot jump shots instead of layups See More
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Great drill to work on finish with balance on the break. As well as conditioning. See More
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• #3 cuts towards the basket • #1 cuts back towards half court • #2 passes to #3 • #5 and #4 set a double staggered screen for #2 See More
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How will teams guard the Cleveland Cavaliers? It will be difficult. If teams try to double the post David Blatt will be ready. Here is a play that allows the Cavs to get the second best shot in the NBA-the corner 3. See More
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