Screen the screener decoy set, designd to run Spurs Motion Weak as the initial action. After this action, Xavier goes into floppy formation and then one guard pops out as the other sets a backscreen for a big. See More
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Using the Spurs Motion Weak as a decoy entry, the Rip set begins when it looks like the first set failed. After the screen the screener action, they break it down into a floppy formation and then one guard pops out and the other sets a backscreen. See More
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Rules of the Villanova Wildcats Four-Out Ball Screen offense Encourages ball reversals and wide spacing. RULE: Any slot-to-slot pass = an interchange with the player below you RULE: Any slot-to-wing pass = shallow cut away through the logo and fill to the ball RULE: Low Post: When the ball is reversed away from you, sprint into the inside ball screen on the opposite slot RULE: Bigs when on the perimeter can slot screen or side screen for a guard, then roll and replace with other big See More
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Great motion set used by the Terps to get an easy lay up for their best slasher. See More
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This simple continuity motion set incorporates down screens with cross screens. Useful if you are looking to create a switch on cross screen or down screen (little to big) action. See More
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Backdoor counter to the traditional "Motion Weak" action that you see across the NBA. As teams begin to expect and overplay the ball reversal to 1, this play can be very effective for you. Can run off the break or as a set. See More
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The University of Utah Men's Basketball Team under Head Coach Larry Krystkowiak do a magnificent job of moving with and without the ball. This is a similar action to the Post-up out of Transition, but with a small wrinkle as Kuzma sets the down screen off the flare into a ball screen action. Utah continues to the move the ball looking to create the best scoring opportunity out of this set and consuming the shot clock, forcing the defense to guard for the full time. Utah runs some great sets and this is one of them. See More
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Play gives 4 man two options. Can use X-screen, or can use 5's downscreen for a jump shot. Good action if your 4 man can shoot. See More
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One of Head Coach Mark Turgeon's go to plays! An excellent motion set, perfect for a team if one player on the floor isn't neccessarily a ball handler. The set ends with a ball screen on defenders who are already scrambling and out of position. See More
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This backdoor play is great for teams that will either switch or deny the shallow cut to the wing for the point guard. Memphis ran this in the postseason last year against the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 2 of their series after they started Game 1 by pressuring Conley on the perimeter. See More
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Turning motion weak into a ball screen is an excellent counter for teams that anticipate the cross-down action. It clears out an entire side of the court for the roll man to turn hard to the rim and look to finish. See More
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The Minnesota Timberwolves ran Motion Weak and Kevin Martin, a strong outside shooter, never set the first cross screen. When the cross screen is not set and the offensive player darts up the down screen, his man will lag behind as he prepares to help on the cross screen. Without any contact with an opposing defender, Martin is free to get a step on his man before the action occurs. This wrinkle is great for a shooter if a team spends a lot of time running cross screens See More
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Motion Weak, or "Thru", is a common NBA early offense set that can be run at any level. It is effective at using player movement and ball movement, trying to establish the post first and foremost, and getting a shooter open off a down screen. It is one of the best and most standard screen-the-screener actions, and it also results in tremendous floor balance with many wrinkles possible. Gregg Popovich of the Spurs has long been utilizing this set of offense. Steve Kerr and the Warriors have added a wrinkle, turning the set into a Horns formation off the down screen. See More
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Here are some common actions that teams use to draw help away from the areas that they want to score at. See More
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This offense, common in high schools as a continuity, was run frequently by the Larry Bird Indiana Pacers teams from the late 1990s. It works really well for teams that have one great shooter who will draw extra attention as he cuts off a screen. See More
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