Side ball screen option out of Oklahoma City Thunder's "Pitch" series. 4 passes the ball to 3 then follows into ball screen. 4 fakes the ball screen for 3, then slips hard to the basket. 5 trails right behind 4 and sets a ball screen for 3. If x4 is late on the coverage, x5 is forced to help on 4's slip, meaning there's no support on 5's ball screen. See More
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This is a wrinkle out of the Houston Rockets' "Point Double" action: https://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/161872/play-Houston-Rockets--Quick-Double When x2 top lock 2 from cutting off the stagger screen by 4 & 5, 2 curls the first screen and screens for 4. Then 4 comes off the down screen from 5 and receives a pass from 1. 1 follows his pass and receives a handoff back from 4. 1 brushes off 4 and uses a ball screen from 5. As 1 comes off the ball screen, 5 rolls to the basket and 4 stays high. 2 & 3 stay in the corner for kickout. See More
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SLOB "Spain" pick-and-roll action from CSKA Moscow. The movement on the handoff from 3/2 and 4 clearing to the corner after the down screen forces the defense to shift. This flows into a "Spain" pick-and-roll action where the defense is out of position to defend the action from all the movement. See More
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5 Out offense from CSKA Moscow. False motion that flows into a spread pick and roll. Great way to let PG attack off the ball screen on the move/off the catch. See More
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The Philadelphia 76ers like to run this "logo" ball screen action for Ben Simmons to prevent defenses from going under. If Simmons is open on the UCLA cut, they'll look to hit for a quick layup. If the layup is not available, 5 will set a flare screen for 2, creating a post split action to prevent defense from digging. See More
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Hammer set ran by the Phoenix Suns. 2 and 5 set a double step up ball screen for 1. 2 and 3 cross high at the top. 1 attacks baseline and finds 2 drifting to the corner out of the hammer screen set by 4, who relocates to the 3-point line (free-throw line extended) after screening. See More
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Budenholzer ran this "Loop" set last year with the Atlanta Hawks to create an open 3 for a stretch big. The action starts off with a pin down into a loop cut across the elbow by the PG/1. As 1 completes cut, 5 immediately turns and sets a ball screen for 2. 5 then rolls into a pin down for 4 who comes off the screen looking for a shot. Offense creates a 3-on-2 advantage on the weak side as the ball handler occupies the screener's defender. See More
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This is another Horns set that Croatia ran against Lithuania in the first window of the second round of the FIBA European Qualifiers. It's designed to get Saric a post up. After the elbow entry to 2, 1 and 3 set a double rip screen for 4. While this is happening, 5 sets a ball screen for 2 to occupy the defense. See More
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This is one of the many "Diamond" sets from Henrik Dettmann of the Finnish National Team. As 4 slips the ball screen, this creates an advantage for the offense as x5 has to help on the slip. As x5 helps, 5 sets a pindown for 3. Because x5 is helping on the slip from 4, the offense creates a 2-on-1 advantage on the weak side since there is no help on 3 as he comes off the screen. See More
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1 hits the wing, and cuts to the strong side corner. 5 sets a shuffle screen for 2. After the screen, 5 snaps back to receive the pass. On the ball reversal to 4, the 2 sets a shuffle screen for 3. 5 sets a screen, for the shuffle screener (2). On the catch, 5 sets an angle ball screen. 3 spaces to the weak side corner. See More
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Winthrop's terrific guard, Keon Johnson, was being trapped in wing ball screens. To counter this, Winthrop utilized an action which the Oklahoma City Thunder run regularly to free up Russell Westbrook. They set a zipper screen, to eliminate the hard hedge. At the point of the ball screen, the 5 sets a Flip Ball Screen. A flip ball screen is simply "flipping" the screening angle, at the point of the ball screen. It is a simple, but effective way to counter team's who are trapping or hard hedging ball screens. See More
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Notre Dame used this Box set, to get a wide open 3, in their win over Princeton. Had the 3-point shot been taken away, Notre Dame would have had a post iso available. See More
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Late in a close game, Northwestern used "False Motion" into a roll and rise ball screen. False Motion is a great way to manipulate the help defense. Northwestern scored on this possession, en route to a tournament win over Vanderbilt. See More
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Florida Gulf Coast utilized this zone set against Florida State, in their match-up in the 2017 NCAA Tournament. The play resulted in a dunk attempt for FGCU. See More
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North Dakota ran this ATO set against Arizona in the 2017 NCAA Tournament. The inverted ballscreen action resulted in a lay-up. See More
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