This play the Florida Gators used to run a lot during end of games situations, is similar to one the San Antonio Spurs run called “Hammer”. This a great play to run as it gives you multiple scoring options to counter defensive adjustments. To see EVERY play Florida ran in the 2014 Final Four you can do so in my eBook Championship Execution! See More
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Following drill was a part of a skill packet we mailed out to coaches when I was at the University of Florida. Yesterday I posted phase 1 of the build up with the 2-on-1. A 2nd defender is added whose main job is to spring back down the floor and get back into the play. Start with the same set-up as you did in the 2-on-1 drill, but place the 2nd defender under the rim. The 2nd defender’s goal is to get to the inside track of the player opposite of the ball. Just like in the 2-on-1 drill, the offensive players are trying to attack the rim to score, remaining 2-3 feet outside of the lane. See More
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Following drill was a part of a skill packet we mailed out to coaches when I was at the University of Florida. Two offensive players start 2-3 feet outside of the lane along the baseline. Start the defensive player at the free-throw line. Drill starts with a coach holding a ball around the free-throw line area, and passing it to one of the offensive players. Once the ball is passed, the defensive player should immediately turn and sprint to half-court and get down in a defensive stance with active hands. The offensive players should remain 2-3 feet outside of the lane as they attack the other end. They should not be too wide, so the defense can recover, and not be too close, so the defense is able to cover both players. The offensive player with the ball should not pass the ball until the defense totally commits to him (bounce pass for lay-up). If the defense does not commit, shoot a lay-up. See More
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The Spurs ran this DHO action early and often in Game 4 of the 2014 Western Conference Finals vs. Oklahoma City (5-27-14). This particular set was ran at the 11:15 mark of the 1st quarter. See More
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This is a different take on the ball screen. In this set the PG is the one setting the screen. Most of us practice with the PG getting screened for, thus the PG defender getting screened. Here the defender will likely hedge late, if at all, allowing 4 to turn the corner for a 2-1 situation at the rim. See More
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Wisconsin ran this quick hitter during the 2014 NCAA Tournament. It is a simple, yet effective way to get a quick bucket. See More
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This zone offense works against a 2-3 zone and creates a quick open look from the 3 point line. Your best shooter has to play the 2 position. Almost at the same time, the big man (4) and the guard (3) have to start. A strong drive by the point guard (1) is necessary to draw the help. A perfect timing is crucial for the outcome of this play. See More
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This zone offense can be run against a 2-3 zone. The ball reversal and basket cut forces a defensive shift and bump down. This gives the other big man a great chance to set a solid ball screen on the inside defender of the front line (X1) and the guard a drive to the basket. See More
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This roll closeout drill takes place in tight quarters and allows for a challenge at the rim. The Robert Morris MBB staff emphasized contact/collisions when putting this drill on the floor at their Elite Camp (June 21st, 2008). See More
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This 1 on 1 drill was used at the Robert Morris MBB Elite Camp (June 21st, 2008) by Mike Rice and Andy Toole. It is a great drill to put pressure on the offensive player by making them constantly attack the rim. See More
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A drive to the basket or a kickout for a 3 are the main options of this play. You need to have your best ballhandler on the 1 and the best shooter on the 2. Coming off the dribble handoff and attacking the basket forces the defender of 5 to help on the drive. Meanwhile 5 sets a backscreen for the shooter, who flares out to the corner. There is no defender left to cover this action. That leads directly to an open look from the 3 point line. See More
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This play is designed to give one of your big man a chance for a shot from the short corner. It includes an unusual screen the screener action after setting a back screen. See More
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This play was #6 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 Down by 7 points (11.2 seconds to play) in Game 2 of the EC Finals Frank Vogel drew up the following SLOB to get a good look from the 3point line. See More
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In Game 1 of the EC Finals the Pacers forced numerous post ups. Presumably due to the fact that the Heat helped one pass away and left Indiana's shooter wide open at the perimeter. See More
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Off ball screens, that turn directly into on ball screen, are tough to guard. The back screen for the big man takes advantage of the fact that the defense has to focus on the on ball screen action. See More
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