Option #3 of the basic triangle is the entry to the free throw line. The first look is in the post, then reversal for the pinch post option. If both of those are overplayed then look at the cutter from the backside to the foul line. The "blind pig" backdoor play is set up if the defense is overplayed See More
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Here is a nice set to run by Kennesaw State Men's Basketball Team that flows into their motion offense. This set combines the many options out of the 1-4 High sets (which are endless) with the continuity of the motion offense. KSU ran this very well vs. Pitt earlier in the year and got some nice buckets out of it. They have many other options out of their 1-4 High series that are not included on the video or diagram. See More
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Duke ran this quick misdirection ballscreen play to get Curry a catch & shoot. See More
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Ohio State ran their version of the Weave Offense to perfection in 2010 and this end of shot clock play from the Weave is a good way to isolate either a strong post-up player or a three point specialists if the defense switches See More
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This is a press break you can use against a 1-2-1-1 zone press. The overload set up puts the defense in a disadvantage. Well executed, you create a 3on2 offense advantage with a chance for a lay-up. See More
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Classic back door action from the Princeton offense. Double stack set and wing pass entry. 1 clears to opposite corner and 2 fills high. 3 dribbles hard at the right elbow as 4 walks his defender to the corner. 3 picks up the ball and forward pivots away from defender. This is cue for 4 to cut back door to receive pass from 3 for a lay up. See More
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Use this action as a change-up entry into traditional zone offense. Tips: 3 can flash into soft spot in the zone, but you want them to be in position to set ball screen on X2 when 2 receives the pass. See More
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Satuday night during Game 7 of the NBA Playoffs, Tom Thibodeau drew up this End of Quarter play to give his Chicago Bulls squad momentum going into halftime versus the Brooklyn Nets. With Belinelli having such an explosive defense, Boozer's man overhelped on the 2nd screen. This gave Boozer a free lane straight to the rim. See More
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On Friday night in the Round of 32 versus San Diego State, Florida Gulf Coast ran this half-court action which ended in a fantastic pass from Comer to McKnight for a spectacular alley-oop. See More
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This drill is from my friend Alan Stein (@AlanStein www.strongerteam.com). It is a great conditioning drill that also focuses on court awareness, footwork, and passing skills. See More
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This is a quick hitting zone action for a quick three pointer. See More
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From the 2008-09 Season, this BLOB was frequently ran for Steph Curry (2) during Davidson's NCAA Tournament run. See More
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Here is a Zone Offense Set Play that Kentucky used during their National Championship run a couple years ago. It involves ball screens and moving the ball to make the zone move. I hope that you enjoy. See More
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This is our way of getting into the Read and React or the Pick and Pick offenses. It allows us to attack the basket and get great movement while staying in our offensive guidelines. See More
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Here is an action ran by FC Barcelona Regal during the playoff series with Panathianikos. It's designed to get a good shooter open, then sets up a spread pick and roll action. See More
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The UCONN Huskies ran this pick & roll play with a slip throughout the 2014 Men's Final Four. Connecticut's guards were very patient and made sure 5 was set before exploding off the pick and attacking the defense. To see EVERY play UCONN ran in the 2014 Final Four you can do so in my eBook Championship Execution! See More
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This Hammer play has been on of the staples in our offense. It combines in Ballscreen-, Backscreen- and multiple Handoff (and back door) options, a number of actions that are very hard to defend. Especcially when they happen "in flow" and off of constant movement. It'll give all of your players touches and scoring opportunities, while playing on multiple sides of the floor. See More
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This drill is a "Turnover-Killer." The drill presents a combination of 1. getting open and catching, 2. facing the basket while ripping the ball through and jab stepping, 3. Driving around defender, 4. Making decision to shoot or drive by second defender, and finishing the play with a basket. It also creates toughness and ball security. You can also add a player at the basket with a pad to creat contact on the finish. See More
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Today's FastDraw Play of the Day is another 1-4 low set using a ball screen and staggered screens to create scoring options. See More
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Today's Play of the Day is a Chin Set that New Mexico ran from their FastDraw playbook in last night's big win over 13th-ranked San Diego State. It gives the option to hit a shooter coming off a pin screen or feed the post, depending on how the defense plays it. In the video below, New Mexico hits the post rolling to the basket: See More
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The University of Florida ran this offensive set on Saturday afternoon in their victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide. Florida is not known for having very big point guards, but coach Billy Donovan does a terrific job teaching them skills all around the basket; especially in the post. In this play he sets up an off the block pick and roll with Scottie Wilbekin and Patrick Young. Some may think this play is easy to guard but with two knock down shooters in Murphy and Rosario on the perimeter, it is very difficult to help. See More
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This is a zone quick hitter that is run from a 1-4 high set. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership and get your first 30 days free. See More
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One of my favorite transition drills. Got this from Coach Bob Hurley Sr. who I believe got it from the NJ Nets-hence the name NJ nets transition. I like to use of shot clock to keep the offense aggressive. 6-7 seconds for the first trip and add a second or two each time so when it's 5-4 there are around 12 seconds to attack. If you really need to condition a player always have them shoot the FT or start on the court as defense. Keep score however you would like. 2's and 3's or points for O and D boards. Run for 6-8 minutes or 15 if you really need to condition. See More
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This is a good zone continuity offense to use against a 2 front zone. It creates many shot opportunities and is easy to master and add quick hitters and adjustments. I can send you the breakdown drills and shooting drills we do with this offense. gwhite32@att.net See More
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Wisconsin ran this quick hitter in their Big 10 win over #2 Indiana on 1/14/2013. Use the action to isolate your post in the paint. See More
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The Oklahoma City Thunder ran this play to get a big switched onto their best player. See More
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Have switching defenses ever defeated you? The art of screening your own man to get a teammate open is rarely seen. But, it is a time tested strategy to counteract perimeter switching. Take a look at this simple 3 on 3 drill that teaches the screener how to adjust the screening angle to actually screen his own man. See More
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A very simple Post Isolation into Cross Screen/Down Screen set play. A widely used action, but difficult to guard because it includes a pair of ball reversals, a couple of post isolations, and forces difficult decision-making by defenders who get caught up in quick screens. See More
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At Clarion University WBB, we have an All-American caliber type of player, sophomore, Hannah Heeter. During her freshman year, she was the only freshman in Division I or Division II Women's Basketball to average a double-double. Considering her talents, I wanted to develop multiple quick hitters to allow Heeter to be the dynamic player/playmaker that she is. See More
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This Post Up, from Coach Lee DeForest at Basketball Coaches Club, and is a quick hitter out of the Princeton Offense. For more on the complete Princeton Offense, get Coach DeForest's e-book, 'Winning with the Princeton Offense Basketball Guide,' (created with FastDraw). Follow @coachdeforest on Twitter. See More
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