Tag: Zone Offense
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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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BOB: BASELINE AWAY
Here is a BOB zone overload. This could get your shooter a shot or even better set up a late game slip. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page.[private]BOB – BASELINE AWAY[/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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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]
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ZONE: FLORIDA DOUBLE CUT OVERLOAD
Here is a zone offense look that Billy Donovan ran vs. Alabama this weekend. This overload set got their point guard a wide open look from the corner. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. [private]ZONE – FLORIDA DOUBLE CUT OVERLOAD[/private]
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ZONE: MIDDLE SCREEN
Finding space in a zone is tough at times. Screening the zone is one way to create space for shooters and on the inside. Here is a look that will get you both. If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page. [private]ZONE – MIDDLE SCREEN[/private]
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ZONE: MICHIGAN STATE YANKEE CROSS SCREEN
This is good action against versus a match-up zone. Tom Izzo and the Spartans played a pesky Northwestern team coached by Chris Collins who took away the paint by playing a match-up zone that took the form of the offense on every pass. This is good action to look at. [private]If the PDF does not…
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ZONE: 2 ZONE
This zone offense is designed to work vs. an “odd” front zone. In this diagram we will look at 2 Zone will work vs. a 3-2 zone where the wing covers the backside block. [private]If the PDF does not show up below, click on the link at the bottom of the page.ZONE – 2 ZONE[/private]
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ZONE: 1-4 LOW BAYLOR (M)
Here is a set that the Baylor’s men team ran vs. a zone. They ran it out of a 1-4 low set. Typically we don’t see 1-4 low being used against zone, but this is a good principle to use to out number the defense along the baseline. [private] ZONE – 1-4 LOW BAYLOR [/private]