Tag: Ball screen
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HALF-COURT: SYRACUSE QUICK HITTER
Although Jim Boeheim is most known for his 2-3 zone, he is very good at getting shots for his best players. Here is a quick hitter that he ran earlier this year. [private]If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. SYRACUSE QUICK HITTER[/private]
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SHOOTERS: 1-4 HIGH SLICE
Here is a set for a shooter out of a 1-4 set. There are a few different ending options, which I find useful. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. [private] SHOOTERS – 1-4 HIGH SLICE[/private]
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HALF-COURT: 3 OUT 2 MAN GAME OPTION
This is a 2 man game option that I ran out of our 3 out motion offense. It involves a few reads, but it is a natural progression out of the Jim Calhoun motion that I posted earlier. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the…
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HALF-COURT: CELTIC 5 OUT (DOC RIVERS)
This is a 5 out set that I saw from Doc Rivers last year when he was coaching the Celtics. KG & Paul Pierce were obviously still there. Having a mobile 5 player like Garnett would be essential to make this work. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at…
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HALF COURT: BACK PIN-IN SCREEN
This is some re-screening action out of a 4 out 1 in look. This will give your shooter a good look at open shot off of consecutive screens. [private]SHOOTERS – BACK PIN IN SCREEN [/private]
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HALF COURT: HORNS SIDE ENTRY
Here is another action out of the Horns set that you can run for your point guard. Starting with a type of an UCLA cut, there are several actions that you can get from this. [private] HALF COURT – HORNS SIDE ENTRY[/private]
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ZONE: KENTUCKY BALLSCREEN
Here is a ballscreen action that coach John Calipari used a few years ago when teams would zone his 2010-2011 squad. Make sure to pay attention to the adjustments you can make when the defense adjusts to your action. [private]ZONE – KENTUCKY BALLSCREEN[/private]
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HALF-COURT: HIGH BALL SCREEN
The high ball screen is a staple of American basketball these days. Bringing your post(s) players out to set a screen for a driver is a popular & sometimes overused action. What has happened is that teams & coaches have become very good at defending this action, because they are well prepared for it. Here we look at the…
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HALF-COURT: DEMATHA PICK-N-POP
This was a base offense that DeMatha & coach Mike Jones used at the Nike Extravaganza. Although they may not have lined up in a “box” set, this helps to convey the concept. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. HALF-COURT – DEMATHA PICK-N-POP
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ZONE: BALLSCREEN – FLARE SCREEN
This is a nice quick hitter vs. a zone to get a quick 3 or an easy post entry. Timing and spacing are critical here. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. [private]ZONE – BALLSCREEN FLARE SCREEN[/private]