This is another flex-ish set that the Golden State Warriors ran last night versus the Spurs. Rather than running the traditional flex, the Warriors spread out the floor and went into a quick 3-man game to get Stephen Curry a quick 3-pointer from a hand-off late in the 3rd quarter. See More
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OKC ran this play to open the second half of their game 2 loss to the Grizzlies. It used a dribble hand off and pin down to get an open jump shot for their best player. This play shows that it's invaluable to have a great screen setter like Perkins to free up a great shooter like Durant. See More
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Opening play ran by Denver in their 92-88 game 6 loss to the Warriors. Although 1 did not take a great shot, forced late clock jumper, I liked the dribble hand off action, and 4 screening 5 into the ball screen. See More
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The Atlanta Hawks ran this play versus the Indiana Pacers in Round 1 of the 2013 NBA Playoffs. The Hawks like to utilize Josh Smith in the post and this is just one action to get him on the block. But like every great NBA coach, Atlanta has a counter in the event the defense deny's the action. In this case, 5 went into a dribble hand-off to get the ball back to 1. Additional ending after the DHO is for 5 to pin-down for 3. See More
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2 has ball on sideline 5 pins down for 1. As 1 is cutting, 4 sets a rub screen for 3 to go to rim for possible lob. 4 cuts hard to block for quick post up 2's primary target is 1 5 pops out to top of floor to receive pass from 1 As soon as 2 enters ball to 1, they speed cut as if they are coming off double screen on the baseline 1 sprints to receive dribble handoff from 5. As this is happening, 3 clears to corner and 2 uses misdirection and comes back off of staggered double by 4 and 5. 1 brings ball back to 2's side for jumper or 2 player game with 5 in the post See More
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This hand off/on ball special is designed for 2. His goal is to use the on ball screen to drive to the paint. If this doesn't happen, look for 1 coming off screens from 4 and 5 for a shot. Give it a try! See More
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Play run by the Bulls in game 3 against Brooklyn. If teams are going under screens, a dribble handoff is a great way to get an open 3 point shot. See More
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Brooklyn ran this play in their 79-76 game 3 loss to the Bulls. If you have players who are not great playmakers, this is a good set to get your bigs moving to the basket and allow your point guard to create. See More
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This play establishes several isolations and mixes a segment of the Triangle Offense with a backdoor cut and ball screen. Great set for mismatches and for players who can handle the ball & attack the basket. See More
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Here is a play that was given to me by a high school coach from Pennsylvania. This set is great because it gives your best scorer (3 in this set) multiple options for a good shot. Hopefully you can find it to be an effective play! See More
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This comes from a play ran by FGCU vs San Diego St. See More
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With this play have your 5 man set the ball screen and you best shooting/passing big do the replacing. As your 5 rolls and your 4 replaces the 4's defender may stay in help defense allowing an open shot for him. Work with your bigs on walking their defender down after setting the ball screen and sealing as the pass is going to 4. This play is from the 2012-2013 Wisconsin Green Bay season. See More
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Norflok State had a dream run last year at the NCAA Tournament knocking off Missouri. This year they ran up against one of the most difficult opponents to play against style wise in Virginia in the NIT. Here is a good 1-4 set play from Norfolk State See More
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The key to this play is 2 setting a good diagonal screen on 5 forcing his defender to help. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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For this play you have to have a point guard that is a shooting threat coming off of the pin down. If your point guard is not a shooter, you can still run this play by bumping down 3, and not giving him a hand off. Practice with your 2 to properly use the flare screen, and have your 4 practice making the pass to 2 off of the flare screen. This play is from the 2010-2011 Houston Rockets season. See More
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