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Basketball Play - SPAIN SIDE OB

SPAIN SIDE OB

Fabian McKenzie 05/12/2013

2 has ball on sideline 5 pins down for 1. As 1 is cutting, 4 sets a rub screen for 3 to go to rim for possible lob. 4 cuts hard to block for quick post up 2's primary target is 1 5 pops out to top of floor to receive pass from 1 As soon as 2 enters ball to 1, they speed cut as if they are coming off double screen on the baseline 1 sprints to receive dribble handoff from 5. As this is happening, 3 clears to corner and 2 uses misdirection and comes back off of staggered double by 4 and 5. 1 brings ball back to 2's side for jumper or 2 player game with 5 in the post See More

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Basketball Play - Swing Post

Swing Post

Randy Brown 05/11/2013

On first ball reversal from 1, 4, to 3, players shift into different positions on the floor. On ball reversal from 3 to 1, 4 and 2 exchange on right side as 3 uses flex screen to post up in lane. 4 to 3 pass creates one on one scoring opportunity for 3. Give it a try! See More

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Basketball Play - Miami Heat Post Iso for Lebron James

Miami Heat Post Iso for Lebron James

Kyle Gilreath 05/11/2013

The Miami Heat ran this set Wednesday night in Game 2 and they also ran it this evening in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals versus the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls being one of the most defensive minded teams in the league, I was surprised they got caught on this same play a second time. As the defense quickly showed on the 3->4 screen, Lebron does a very good job with his footwork creating position on the block for an easy angle to post-up. See More

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Basketball Play - NBA Play of the Day May 11: Chicago Bulls Rhodie Punch

NBA Play of the Day May 11: Chicago Bulls Rhodie Punch

Kyle Gilreath 05/11/2013

The Miami Heat ran this play to start Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals versus the Chicago Bulls. It seems to be a theme lately that coaches are doing a fantastic job of either screening players into picks OR setting screening which puts the defense in a bind and using the initial screener as a picker. The Miami Heat did an excellent job with this play because the Bulls had to respect the fact that Wade and Lebron both came off screens. This allowed Bosh to quickly step out for the pick & roll in which the defense was a tad late helping. See More

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Basketball Play - Box-Name

Box-Name

Daniel Murphy 05/10/2013

Isolate your best shooter or driver with this screen the screener action. This is an interesting play because a lot of times the stagger comes on the weak side. This time the stagger is on the strong side, leaving a side of the floor isolated for a drive. This play can be run either to the right or the left. Make sure to practice the footwork of how you want your player to turn after the catch. See More

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Basketball Play - Badger Shot Clock Triple

Badger Shot Clock Triple

Randy Brown 05/10/2013

Legendary Wisconsin coach Dick Bennett recently shared this late shot clock play at the HoopsU Coaching Academy in Minneapolis. Instead of the standard high flat on ball screen, Coach Bennett ran this play to get his 2 man open to make a play. After the initial cut many options are available. 3 can cut after screening, 5 can screen and post, and 4 could set quick run out on ball screen for 1. This is a super alternative to the late game sets usually run in this situation. See More

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Basketball Play - 23 Chest

23 Chest

Kyle Gilreath 05/10/2013

The New York Knicks ran this play in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals versus the Indiana Pacers. Some coaches are not big fans of running guard on guard ballscreens because they are easy to switch. But by screening Kidd into the pick it forces the defense to make one of two decisions: 1. Switch and the defense ends up with a big helping on the pick & pop. 2. If the defense doesn't switch the guard is late to help on the pick & pop and could result in JR Smith pulling up for a jumper. Furthermore, the Knicks put Carmelo Anthony (4) spaced in the opposite corner. This is an excellent strategy as well because his defense is probably told not to help off too much of their leading scorer. See More

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