Texas ran this as their late game go to play in their double overtime win over Florida State. The play starts out in an elbow set with 1 making the entry pass to the 4 and screening for 3 for a post up. After the post up look for 3, 1 receives a staggered screen from 5 & 4 to get the ball back. 5 & 4 continue with a second staggered screen, this time for 3. See More
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Texas A&M ran this play multiple times in their game against Florida. The Aggies use false motion to help set up the double screen for a 3 point shot. The ball reversal and cuts from the guards shifts the defense and the pindown for 1 gets the ball back in their point guard's hands. Once 1 has the ball, 3 cuts off of a double screen from 5 & 4. 1 passes to 3 for the shot. See More
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The Florida State women's team ran this BLOB play trailing Texas by 3 points with 3.9 seconds left. Their best 3 point shooter was the inbounder in this play. 5 set a cross screen for 4 to receive the pass from 2. 2 follows the pass for a handoff and the 3 point shot to tie the game. See More
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Phase A teaching drill to introduce the wing ball screen and its options as a means to create offensive advantages. See More
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Breakdown drill for conceptual offense. Two rules at play here: If you are in a single gap and the ball looks at, dribbles at or pivots at you, cut to the basket and replace to space usually a corner Attack double gaps with the dribble Contact us for more on conceptual offense teaching points. Follow on twitter and make sure to check out more #FastDrawArt See More
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Flare option out of "Point 2" action that the Boston Celtics run. See More
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Keep option out of "Point 2" action that the Boston Celtics run. See More
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This Horns set is extremely difficult to defend for most post players, especially if 4 is a 3pt threat. See More
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France commonly uses the ball screen as the initial action in their Horns alignments, but it is the second ball screen that is the real catalyst. In “Horns Get” the point guard, French superstar Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs, dribbles off the first ball screen and drags his man to the wing. The screener cuts away wide to the sideline to space as the other lifted big comes over to “get” Parker open with a ball screen on the wing. Parker then has a double gap (shaded area, Frame 3) to attack coming out of the ball screen. The screener rolls to the rim and the wing in the corner runs “back action” to counter his man tagging the roll man. See More
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Elevator action for Los Angeles Lakers HC Luke Walton. See More
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To send the Playbook to your FastDraw, click the "Send to FastDraw" button above. After you enter the email address you use in FastDraw, click FastTrade, at the top of FastDraw, and open your FastTrade Manager. Find the new message, put a checkmark next to it, and click "Add to Library." The PDF of the playbook is available by clicking here See More
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This Zone BLOB starts in an overload on the strong side shifting the defense from the start. From this overload, players screen the zone and work to take advantage as the defense reacts. See More
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Postup Special for LeBron James. See More
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Horns can force less mobile defenders to guard in space and France exploits this by using “Horns Wide Go.” Action begins with a Parker ball screen and wide pop. Parker executes the throwback pass to the screener Boris Diaw as Rudy Gobert cuts to open gap space. Forced to hedge on Parker, defender is late getting back to Diaw leaving him free to attack in double gap space. See More
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