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Gonzaga ran this set against Duke to utilize high-low/post players. They were successful in picking and popping and driving to the rim. It's important for timing that as soon as 4 sets first screen must sprint into high ball screen. See More
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Here are two hi/lo options out of the horns set from Miami. Miami is playing well in the NIT with a chance to advance to the finals with a win over Temple. In these options, the Hurricanes use a horns staggered screen with the point guard dribbling from left to right. In the first option, 4 rolls and 5 sets a pin down for 3 in the corner. Once 3 gets the ball he looks to pass inside to 5 or to 4 flashing high post for a hi/lo look. In the second option, 4 sets a flare-screen for 5 before cutting to the block. If 5 isn't open on the screen, he sets a screen for 3 who gets the ball at the top of the key. 3 again looks at 5 or to 4 flashing high. See More
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Michigan State often attacks the zone with high ball screens... The screener short rolls, if the roller does not get the ball early-he must seal the high post area. See More
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This has become a common Zone Set designed to get a good look against a 2-3 Zone. This has been run by Michigan State, Arizona, Kansas, Iowa State, Louisville and NC State. The key is attacking the center in the middle to open up the baseline. See More
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Here is a quicker hitter against a 2-3 zone... Specifically a 2-3 Match-up zone that Louisville ran against Michigan State in the East Regional Final. Michigan State passes to the wing to the start the play (ultimately shifting the defense before screening the zone). See More
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Here is a lob option used by Rick Pitino and his Louisville Cardinals. The play uses a lot of side-to-side action getting the defense to chase cutters around the floor. The play starts with all 5 players above the free-throw line. The point guard passes to 4 then cuts to the basket off of a back-screen from 5. If the quick lob isn't there, 2 cuts across the floor weaving between screens from 5 and 4. Once 2 gets the ball, he gets a staggered ball-screen from the bigs. Multiple scoring options in this play make it difficult for teams to guard. See More
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Check out this play "Spartan Clearout for Ball Screen" See More
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Here is a play Michigan State has run throughout the tournament. Timing is crucial. 2 must look to change pace on his cut around the three screens. See More
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Oklahoma runs an early set against Michigan State to get an open 3 in the corner. See More
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Gonzaga ran this with just over 8 minutes left in the second half against UCLA. It's important that the big coming off the double screen looks for deep position first before immediately posting on the block. See More
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UCLA runs this man to man play against Gonzaga early in the second half. Timing is crucial. See More
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UCLA ran this play with a couple minutes remaining in the first half of their game with Gonzaga. See More
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UCLA ran this set to open the game up against Gonzaga for a layup, and they continued to run it when they needed a basket late in the first half. They run this to get their best scorer (Powell) to attack out of a DHO. See More
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This is a quick screen-the-screen action designed to get you best shooter (2) an open shot on the perimeter. The 5 will UCLA screen for the 4; the 4 needs to read the screen; could have an opportunity to tight curl and get all the way to the rim. If 4 isn't open, he needs to space to the 3-point line and the 2 diagonal screens for 5 to the weak side of the rim, while the 4 finishes with a downscreen for the 2. The early UCLA screen by the 5 man to get the 4 man open, can be a mis-direction screen because you are trying to get a shot for your 2 man. See More
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