Tennessee with a simple concept for Dalton Knecht. If x5 drops to the block, he chooses the screen from 5 for the 3PA. If x2 isn't switching and is tight on 2, he'll accept the screen from 2 for a lob at the rim. See More
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#5 cuts to the opposite side of the floor. #3 and #4 set Iverson screens for #2. #4 receives a pass from #1. #2 curls around the screen for #3 looking for a score. #3 pops for a shot. See More
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#4 and #5 cross into ball screens for #1. #1 can use either screen. Whichever screen he uses, that player rolls and the opposite screener pops. See More
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#1 passes to #4. #4 completes a dribble hand off with #2. #4 cuts towards the rim. #5 sets a ball screen for #2. #2 rejects the screen. #4 loops to the weakside and screens for #1, whose defender is helping on the drive. See More
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#5 sets a soft ghost screen for #1. #3 pops. #1 dribbles to the left slot. #4 cuts hard to the strong side wing. #2 sets a back screen for #5 and pops to the top of the key. See More
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#1 drives to the right. #4 lifts. #1 flips the ball to #4 and cuts to clear out to the opposite wing. #3 fills towards the slot. #4 passes the ball to #3. #4 cuts behind the ball and receives a pitch from #3. #2 clears out to the opposite side. #4 completes a dribble handoff with #1 and clears to the corner. #3 and #2 interchange. #5 sets a ghost pick and roll, and slips to the rim. See More
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#5 down screens #2. #1 passes to #2 and cuts to the opposite block. #4 makes a v-cut to get open. The ball is reversed around the perimter. #1 sets a cross screen for #5. #4 sets a down screen for #1. See More
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Colorando State ran this play at their game against Virginia four First Four Round Of Marchmadness. Pin down 4 to 2. 1 passes to 2. 2 passes to 4 while 1 cuts at the same corner.4 passes to 5 and 5 passes to 3. The play ends with a shuffle screen from 2 to 4 and a pin down from 5 to 2. Video clip below. See More
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Nebraska using a stagger for a misdirection to set up a horns back screen. Video clip below. See More
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San Diego State using a ball screen out of horns to set up screen the screener action with multiple options. Video clip below. See More
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Northwestern stacking 3 actions very well. Running an Iverson cut, into a flare for the handler, and finally an elevator screen. Video clip below. See More
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Marquette with a really nice late game ATO. It's a mix of Brad Steven's 'Winner' and blind pig action. See More
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Alabama using a back screen to get the open lob out of a pistol formation. Video clip below. See More
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This is KU's go to play to overload and isolate a post player for a lay-up or dunk. The play begins in a diamond alignment and the 2 comes off the deep pindown by the 5. On 2's catch, the 4 sprints to set a fake ball screen to clear out the weak side help and pull his defender away from a potential double team. The guard then throws the lob pass over the top of the defense for a dunk or easy lay-in. The 3 and 1 must stay above the FT line to occupy the help defense on the weak side. See More
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1-4 High alignment: Play starts with post player setting screen on the wing defender. The guard curls off the screen and fills to the corner. The post player then pops back for the entry pass. Once the post player catches, the opposite guard cuts high or low off the 5 players elbow screen. The point guard spaces away. The 5 player pops to the top of the key for ball reversal and quickly reverses the basketball to the wing. Screen the screener action for lay-up or shot at the top of the key. If the guard does not shoot the top of the key shot then post re-screens and gets right into roll/replace action. If the high-low is not there then the ball is reversed and then guard and post stagger away for a shooter. This play has been a Tom Izzo staple over the last 15 years. See More
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