Tag: Pin-in Screen
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ZONE: RUNNER / HAMMER
This is a base offense that we ran versus an odd front zone. With 2 post players on the block we felt like we could exploit the defenses ability to cover the block and the corners effectively. This action is a wrinkle off of this set up where we attack the baseline and try to…
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ZONE – STACK REVERSAL
Here is a zone offense look that starts with a post stack and a wing push through. This is designed to create space & holes in the zone. [private] If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. ZONE – STACK REVERSAL[/private]
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SHOOTER: ARIZONA MOTION
Sean Miller’s squad is ultra talented this year with many different players that have put them atop of the PAC-12. Here is a motion set that gets some of their shooters a shot. [private] If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. Arizona Motion for…
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HALF COURT: OHIO STATE PIN-IN
This is a quick hitter that the Buckeyes ran for Aaron Craft last year towards the end of the season. This gave him an opportunity to create or distribute to his teammates. [private]HALF – COURT – OHIO STATE PIN-IN[/private]
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HALF-COURT: BALL SCREEN / PIN-IN UCONN (W)
This is a set that the Connecticut women ran last season in the Big East Championship vs. Notre Dame. This action allows not only for a look from 3pt range for the shooter, but also a post feed – this especially effective if the defense switches a lot of screens. If the PDF does not…
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BOB: SPREAD
This is a basic BOB that I have used over the years to get the ball in. Although simplistic in design, if ran properly – there are multiple looks that a team can get off of this. If PDF does not show up below, click the link at the bottom. [private] BOB – SPREAD[/private]