My favorite San Antonio Spurs SLOB and the one that the Miami Heat had the most difficulty defending in the NBA Finals. #9 Tony Parker did a great job of curling right around #21 Tim Duncan after passing him the ball for lay-ups. Duncan's defender was scared to help too much to give up an elbow jumper or drive, it led to two #9 Tony Parker lay-ups. See More
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A common San Antonio Spurs SLOB which didn't translate into many points against the Miami Heat. But the amount they ran it made me think they must have had good success with this action during the season. They utilized these back screens to get #21 Tim Duncan a post iso. The only hoop they got on this action against Miami was a #2 Kawhi Leonard 3 from the top of the key. See More
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The Spurs ran this SLOB at 6:50 of Q3 in game 7. There were six seconds on the shot clock at this point. The Spurs had great spacing for the middle pick and roll with Duncan and Manu. Duncan had a good look at an extended layup but Wade made a great contest on the shot, pulling in from the corner off the ice cold Green. See More
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The Miami Heat do a fantastic job of getting the ball to the elbow in pressure/clutch situations. Here are two plays the Heat ran against the Indiana Pacers in the ECF from the Sideline out of bounds to get elbow catches. One entry turns into their most successful play the FT Line Back Screen two man game between Wade & Bosh with Lebron having the ball. The other set was how Miami won G1 as Lebron had an isolation from the elbow. See More
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Although this set didn't result in a basket or even free throws it forced a great defensive effort from the Miami Heat to stop the Pacers from scoring. This action puts a lot of pressure on the defense as they have to guard a mis direction cut by the 2, then the stagger iverson action for #24 Paul George who everyone thinks the play is going to, a flare screen for #21 David West, and then finally a slip/dive to the rim by #55 Roy Hibbert. This set had some fantastic actions. See More
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Simple play to get the ball inbounds from the sideline, run by the CT Sun. See More
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Chicago ran this play in their game 3 win over Brooklyn. Deng had a mismatch and Chicago looked to exploit it from the sideline out of bounds play. See More
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Brooklyn ran this SLOB in game three against Chicago. 1 passes the ball inbounds and comes off 4's screen. 1 does not stop and continues to the opposite side of the court. 1 could have paused under the rim and used 4 and 2 and 5 as a single-double, or floppy. See More
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Simple but effective SLOB set play. See More
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This three point special starts with 2 getting open on wing. 3 cuts hard down lane using screens from 4 and 5. 5 then pins down for 4 as he releases outside the three point line for open look from 3. Give it a try! See More
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Another Shippensburg University play run during the 2006-2007 season. Great play vs. an overaggressive defender. See More
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The Ducks have a player in EJ Singler with good size at 6'6 and 3 pt shooting range. In this SLOB, the Ducks use a set of staggered screens to free up Singler for a 3 pt shot. See More
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A SLOB that Southern Indiana used to run while I was at Parkside. They always had very quick pg's and this action gave us a lot of trouble. See More
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This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. You want to have your biggest guard take the ball out and your smallest guard to set the back screen. You want to create a defensive mismatch incase teams try to switch guard on guard action. You have to make sure you work with your 4 man on being able to read the flare screen or having your 5 man slip the flare screen. See More
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This is a good SLOB play with multiple options and reads. You want to have your best guard taking the ball out that way he has the option to cut off the back screen or refuse the back screen and get a hand off. Once you have burned the team off of the back screen you have the counter action to have the guard taking the ball out of bounds to use the hand off with the same weakside flare action. See More
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