The point guard turns down a ball screen and passes to the screener. Once the big has it, both 1 and 4 set down screens allowing 5 to make the pass to the open shooter. See More
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The proper screening angles for the four screens most common to motion offense. For more guidance through the step-by-step process of installing a motion offense with your teams contact me about our RAMP program for coaches. See More
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One of the most common actions we faced at the recent FIBA U17 World Championship was Horns into Flex sets. Almost every nation we faced had their version of this. The ones drawn up today are by the Spain team who we faced in the quarter finals. I liked thier three seperate reads that they would generate out of the action, each look depending on what they needed at each stage of the game. Horns is still the most commonly used action in youth international play, but this campaign compared to the last saw a lot more flex action out of it. See More
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The point guard runs into the lane and can choose which side to run off of. In the video, 1 uses the single screen from 4 and 3 then cuts off of 5. See More
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In this play, an Orlando action "dribble handoff into ball screen" opens up the ballhandler and a cross screen is set for the post player inside. See More
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Great set to get your best shooter an open 3 point look. See More
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One of the harder actions to negate at the recent FIBA U17 World Championships was Bosnia & Herzegovina's cross screen, down screen into middle on ball action which they ran for thier leading player Dzanan Musa. The action allows multiple scoring opportunities for Musa while engaging weakside defenders and allowing the best chance for penetration to a score or kick out 3. We met Bosnia & Herzegovina in the round of 16 and spent a lot of time ensuring we could negate this action. As the game showed they were still able to create positive shots out of this action, even against a heavy scout. See More
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This play makes the defense move and finishes with a ram action (down screen right into a ball-screen). See More
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The 4 sets a down screen for the point guard in the lane. The defender trails the cutter and 1 curls the screen for a shot. See More
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In this secondary play, a drag ball-screen is set and the ball is quickly reversed. Then the cutter gets a down screen into a dribble handoff combo. See More
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This "fake action" PTP makes it look like a screen is being set by 2, but instead he quickly cuts off of a double down staggered screen for a shot. See More
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The Warriors get an open shot for Klay Thompson by passing in to the post then having Livingston set a flare screen for Thompson to cut to the wing. If the shot isn't there right away, the big can move out from the block and set a step-up ball-screen. See More
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In this play, 2 guards stay up top and two players move to the blocks. The runner (Klay Thompson) moves from the right corner to the left. The shot isn't open in the video, but the Warriors do a good job moving the ball and get Barbosa a wide open shot. See More
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In this horns set play, the Cavaliers get LeBron the ball at the high post and run a staggered screen towards the left corner. If nothing is there or if Coach Lue wants LeBron to get a shot, he can work his man 1 on 1 at the high post. See More
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Ways to get the ball screener to "arrive alone" when setting the ball screen. See More
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