Mike White has taken the Florida Gators to the Sweet Sixteen this year and has done a masterful job putting his players in a position to play to their strengths. The Gators offense opens the floor and plays to opportunities for 1 v 1 breakdown actions with their talented guards. The Ball Screen is a big part of the Gators offense and this is a really good action. See More
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Transition Offense Tips from the Florida Gators See More
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Down 3, less than 10 seconds to go, and no timeouts remaining, Penn ran this "Winner" play after a made basket to try to tie the score in their first round NCAA Tournament game against Texas A&M. The shooter sets a down screen to free the reversal, then runs through a double post elevator screen to the corner for the open look at 3. See More
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MTSU became the nations team last year after upsetting Michigan State in the NCAA Tournament. This year as a very underrated 12 seed, they are back once again with a veteran team & Coach who gets every last ounce of energy out of his team. MTSU is one of the best Teams I've seen this year at "reading" actions and reacting off them. Out of this Transition set, they're able to get two ball screen actions which in any defensive scheme, is very hard to guard. See More
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Sean Miller's Arizona Offense is very creative and provides his players with multiple cutting & scoring options. Out of this Transition action alone you have a DHO, Middle Ball Screen, and movement options that force the Defense into multiple rotations. At the end, the ability to have their 4 either step out to hit the jumper or post-up provides a finish to this action which is good for all levels of play. See More
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North Dakota runs a nice wrinkle off the Fast Break pitch ahead. The ball is thrown to the wing and the PG sprints by receiving the hand-off and attacking the open side The 4 man sprints to set the short corner screen and gets the ball back rolling to the baseline for a lay-up See More
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Transition offense flowing seamlessly into ball screen continuity (Lithuania) See More
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This transition shooting drill using Dr. Dish is a great drill to work on shooting 3's out of transition as well as inside - out 3 point shots for a trailing player. See More
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Use this drill as a way to build your transition game, half-court offense spacing, and communication. Can run for a certain amount of time, or give a certain number of reps to each group of 3. See More
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A variation on the "Hunt the Paint" drill that encompasses transition principles, such as passing the ball ahead, changing momentum/direction on the catch, finishing against contact, rebounding, and pushing it off a rebound. Competitive way to start practice, get the juices flowing, and make SHOTS! See More
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"This comes from Coach Fred Hoiberg from his time at Iowa State. The drills teaches the guys to run the floor, communicate and pass ahead and the importance of transition points all within a competitive environment. The guys are working together to achieve a team goal, with a consequence if they do not achieve their goal." Coach Brett Campbell St. Charles Spartans Boys Basketball See More
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This is part of John Leonzo's Solo Summer Shooting Workout. I recommend making no fewer than 200 shots a day, 6 days a week. Be sure to remind your players that there is no magic in the drills, in the facility, or in the coach that is with them, the magic is in the work. Improvement has a knack for following consistent work ethic and persistence. See More
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#TransitionOffenseTips - Early offense into four-out motion and the "crossing main street" concept. For more on the step-by-step process of seamless transition offense to four-out motion... See More
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Iowa State is great in transition, and uses this quick action to get Niang open in the post. They run a drag ball-screen to the strong side (2 players on left side) and throw back to the corner filling up to the wing on the right side. The ball then goes in to Niang posting up on the roll. See More
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Utah runs a very diverse offense Here they use the cross screen to free up PAC 12 player of the year Jakob Poeltl See More
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