This year the Washington Wizards didn't have a successful win-loss percentage, but when their best lineup was in healthy, their offense was very potent. Coach Randy Wittman used the "Zipper Triple Flare" as an action to free up his shooters on the perimeter and give John Wall the ability to read the play both with and without the ball. See More
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Another example of the Miami Heat using a dribble handoff to enter their offense and then running a player off two screens in an iverson action. To end the action #3 Dwayne Wade gets two ball screens a slip screen from the shooting 4 man, and then a ball screen from #1 Chris Bosh. See More
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A slight counter to the Heat's dribble handoff into iverson action as after the handoff the PG (#15 Chalmers or #30 Cole move down to the block to set a back screen for #1 Chris Bosh to post up. With #6 Lebron James playing the 4 and handling the ball the point continues up to ball screen for him. Another action to eliminate the high hedge. See More
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The 1998 Chicago Bulls ran this Baseline Out of Bounds play, particularly in the 1998 Playoffs against the Charlotte Hornets. The design was to get Pippen the ball on the block with shooters in Jordan and Kerr around him in the Triangle. Pippen is the first screener, then gets a screen set for him by Rodman in a "screen the screener" action. See More
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A late game set ran by the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals to free up #34 Ray Allen. He gets a screen from the 4 man, and then runs off a flare from the 5 looking for his jumper. The Spurs took away the flare allowing the pass to go to #1 Chris Bosh. On his catch then #34 Ray Allen went back door for a lay-up. See More
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Today's Entry is a Baseline Out of Bounds series of plays using 'Letter's' to not only communicate the play, but help with set up as well. Furthermore, we incorporate sign language here to disguise but to also teach our players a life long skill that is effective for play thieves who watch a lot of film. Plus, we have found it helps with our players focus in these situations believe or not so ENJOY. Frame 1 + 2 = " L " , Frame 3 + 4 = " O ", and Frame 5 + 6 = " I " I released a Stack series a few days ago... more BLOB's to come. Follow me @CoachEdens if you have any questions and I will be glad to help. See More
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This play out of a 1-4 High set is one of my favorite quick-hitting sets, particularly in the end of a game. It draws up a quick three-pointer for a stretch 4 and an opportunity for a slipped layup at the rim. It's simple enough to be run at a variety of levels, provided your team has a solid decision-maker and passer who can play the wing. See More
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An outstanding set to get #6 Lebron James a post iso as all the action was focused on #34 Ray Allen running off a stagger or back cutting it based on the defense. On 4's catch #6 James takes his man in hard like hes going to run off a screen, reverse pivots and posts hard for his post iso. See More
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This was a Secondary Offense set the Washington Wizards would run if they felt they had a mismatch in the post with Nene. John Wall would push Nene, the trailer, backdoor, which indicated to the rim runner that he should raise and set a ballscreen. See More
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This is a quick hitter that we used to run several seasons ago. It was called "Rondo" for Rajon Rondo of the Boston Celtics, who ran some similar actions. This set could be used as a quick-hitting set to flow into your normal offense, or it is also good action that could also be used at the end of quarter/half/shot clock. See More
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PG enters to 4 at the elbow and weakside pins down for 3. 3 curls the screen and empties to the corner. 5 pins down for PG to wing, high and tight. 4 hits PG. 2 pins down for 3. As PG catches 5 turns back into a step up ballscreen. PG attacks the ballscreen. 5 rolls hard to the rim. 4 fills behind for a shot but if the shot is not there he can also look high low to 5. See More
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A good action to get your post the ball on the block. The post has 2 opportunities to recieve a cross screen and score. The play can finish in a screen the screener action. See More
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Trying to secure a win during their opening game of the 2013 Las Vegas NBA Summer League, Spurs Assistant Ime Udoka drew up this sideline out of bounds play to get the ball in and force the Charlotte Bobcats to foul. See More
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In a Need Score situation Friday night, Ime Udoka drew up this sideline out of bounds play for the San Antonio Spurs Summer League team in Las Vegas. See More
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In his coaching debut Friday night in the Las Vegas NBA Summer League, Steve Clifford ran this quick hitting curl-post play for the Charlotte Bobcats. See More
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