Here are some of the situational 3v3 games I use with players to put them in different spots on the floor and in different actions. These situations are designed to develop players' decision making with and without the basketball on offense, and develop a player's understanding of defensive rotations and guarding common actions at the high school/college level. Click for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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Coach David Blatt uses a lot of match-up zone defenses in order to disrupt opponents' set plays. The 1-1-3 formation (or "T") match-up zone is the one he used while in Benetton Treviso (Italy) & Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel). See More
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Milwaukee's corner offense allows its playmakers to make decisions and reads on the fly. There are several options out of Push Dribble: low pick/roll, weak side pin downs, weak side flare, and dribble drags. See More
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Quick hitter horns set from the Houston Rockets. Ideally, it is run with good pace out of transition. See More
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This series of teaching drill for spread ball screen offense begins as an intro to the modern big tips of the running slip and the pick & go. Begining 1v0, bigs learn the screening angle techniques. Phase the drill by adding guards who can practice pocket and hook passes. The drill is loaded all the way to 3v3 on a side. More Spread Ball Screen resources: Spread Ball Screen Offense Spread Ball Screen Entries #SBSoffense See More
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Milwaukee had one of the most athletic lineups in the NBA last season. The Bucks were successful when they were able to play through Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton. Giannis is extremely gifted with size and athleticism, which gives him the ability to finish easily in and around the paint. Middleton was exceptional in post ups, moving off screens, and improved his pick/roll play. Milwaukee's corner offense provides multiple options in a set. Push Corner has a back screen to post option, and a side ball screen/ weak side pin option. At anytime, Eric Bledsoe and Malcolm Brogdon can slip the corner cut for a basket if teams anticipate the play call. See More
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This early offense is designed to create a quick hit for a trailing 5, using a down screen spot up or back screen for a layup. It works on either side of the court. This action creates pick/roll, pick/pop, and drive/kick opportunities. We use this to get a quick look and then roll into our offensive set. The 3 is our best decision maker /shooter. See More
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Here is an action that the Houston Rockets ran in the Western Conference Finals to get Trevor Ariza into a Horns Flare action with the option to pop the big for a shot or iso situation. The 5 who hit the 3 in this situation was Ryan Anderson See More
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Swing Chicago Early Offense sequence including options after the early sequence. See More
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This play was #19 on the most downloaded plays of 2018! Check out the full list and download the playbook: The Top 25 Plays of 2018 Favorite go-to set play for Coach Michael Lynch of Leicester HS in Massachusetts. FMS Blog: Program Spotlight - Leicester Wolverines Skill Building for Dribble Drive Motion Offense Keys to Designing a DDM Practice Plan See More
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Blending of drag screen and spread ball screen concepts. See More
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Drag Screen option that by design helps the screener arrive alone for the ball screen while setting up spread ball screen spacing. More on Drag Offense... See More
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In the NBA Finals, Cleveland has made an effort at attacking Steph Curry in ball screen situations. This includes having Curry as the on ball defender and the screener defender. The Warriors have "switched" the majority of ball screen situations so far in the finals. See More
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have taken a page out of the playbook from LeBron James' time with the Miami Heat to put him in a situation where he can attack the basket and create out of a ball screen. The pindown screen for 1 and the pass back to James (3) sets 1 up for the flare screen. x5 has to stay back on the flare screen from 5 to protect against a layup from 1. This puts x5 in a drop coverage where he has to contain the ball as James come off the ball screen from 5. 5 rolls to the basket to look for the layup as 4 and 2 provide spacing on the weak side. NBA Finals Preview: Cleveland Cavaliers See More
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The Boston Celtics ran Zipper Short several times throughout game 7 against the Cleveland Caveliers to get Al Horford open in space by setting a ball screen and "short" rolling. See More
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