Similar to single/double, this play allows the guard to choose which screen to cut off of. Kennard did a great job of faking to use one screen and then running off of the opposite screen. See More
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Coach K likes to call this play for Luke Kennard driving to his left. The rub action can be just enough to get the defender on the ball a step behind. See More
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Duke kept going back to this play against Yale to get Brandon Ingram in isolation situations. The Blue Devils were able to score in a variety of ways with this set. See More
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Duke runs this play for Grayson Allen or Luke Kennard to get them running off of various screens. See More
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This is a nice ball-screen action to catch teams off guard. Instead of a normal roll/replace, the man rolling sets a down screen on the roll. See More
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In this play, the 4 man looks like he is going to roll but instead stops short and pops out as 5 makes the full roll. See More
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The Hurricanes use this play to get an open shot off of a staggered screen. In the video, the wing tries to use the stagger but Rodriguez uses it instead. It looks like they have an option, with one playing using the stagger and one cutting across the baseline. See More
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In this high post offense play, the ball is entered to the high post and then two down screens are set. The big can choose which side to pass to for a shot. See More
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In this pinch post set from Bill Self, he utilizes the scoring ability and speed of his point guards running off of a handoff at the pinch post. See More
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Kansas has a history of having good bigs with good footwork. That's what this play is all about, as Perry Ellis times it just perfect to get position for the hi/lo pass from 3. See More
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This is another play out of the 1-4 low BLOB series from Kansas. In this play, Frank Mason goes and gets the ball from 5 and then they run a scorer or shooter off of a triple staggered screen on the baseline. See More
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This is a counter to the BLOB Flex plays used by Bill Self. In this play, Frank Mason throws the ball in then gets it back on a ball-screen inside the 3-point line. See More
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In this set, Kansas goes to it's bread and butter hi/lo looks with the opposite big flashing high and looking to make the pass to the other post. Perry Ellis and the other Kansas bigs are great at creating position for hi/lo passes. See More
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This set gets a defender having to chase a player through a zipper screen and then right into a ball-screen. See More
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This is another go-to for the Sooners. Buddy Hield takes his pick on whether to use the double stagger or the single down screen for a shot. See More
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