This is a SLOB I got from the Toronto Raptors under Coach Casey. We put it in and we were able to get high percentage shots at the rim or an opportunity to get to the free throw line. See More
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Blog Post: Here's How to Run Zone Offense vs Junk Defenses See More
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Las Vegas runs a beautiful Horns set which allows plenty of options for their dynamic scorers to get the ball where they want it the most. Early in the season, Vegas ran this and utilized the Flex action well. As teams started scouting, they went to the secondary action which is to reject the initial Flex screen from the cutting passer, and instead use the double stagger. Blog Series: Las Vegas Aces XsOs: Part 1 - Quick HItters and ATO's Part 2 - Baseline Double Cross Part 3 - Pinch Post Actions Part 4 - BLOBs and SLOBs See More
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This play, a staple of the San Antonio Spurs offense for years, has become a pet-play of Nick Nurse’s to start the game or half. Put into the Raptors playbook in the middle of the season, this play is used for Kawhi Leonard, Pascal Siakam, and Marc Gasol to get a post touch. The first option is for a post-up to score, but the second option/counter involves a kickout pass to leverage aggressive off-ball defense against itself. See More
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This is a sample of the Texas Tech true motion offense. This is not a set play but a picture of the sequences of actions you will have to guard when facing them. In one possession you have to guard: a drag screen, flare screen, slipped step-up screen, a pick & pop, and one last flare screen by the 5 to empty the paint. The spacing struggles at times but they force you into uncommon situations and actions that it presents the opportunity for miscommunication and scoring opportunities. Blog Posts: Texas Tech Defense Puts Opponents on Red Alert National Championship Game Preview: Texas Tech XsOs See More
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Kansas State ran this play early in their first round game against UC Irvine to get the ball back to their point guard to make a play. 4 makes the Iverson cut over 3 & 5.. This puts 4 in the corner and sets him up for the next cut to the basket. It also puts the ball in 3's hands so he can make the decision with the ball. Once 3 gets the ball, 4 cuts to the basket off the flex screen from 1. 1 then cuts off the pindowns screen from 5 to receive the pass from 3 for the shot. See More
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A very effective quick hitter when you need a easy two. " Punch " is an action when the ball is entered into the post, which is very effective when you have a big who is a strong passer. In this action the ball is entered into the post and SDSU follows that with a back screen. How to Maximze March Madness with FastModel Sports! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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On the FMS Blog: Perth Wildcats - Developing a Series Around Flex Action Check it out for video of this play! See More
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Blog: Shooting Drills that Enhace Your Flex Offense Click for all plays and drills by Sergey! See More
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This is an after time out (ATO) play primarily used by Head Coach Nick Nurse and the Toronto Raptors to get Kyle Lowry a pull-up 3-pointer. By keeping the defense honest with the occassional solid cross screen and flex cut, Lowry's defender is forced to trail him as he approaches the "uphill" DHO to make this an effective set play. Click to view Twitter thread of Raptors #XsOs! See More
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Another staple of Tennessee's offense is the combination of down screens followed by flex screens on the weak side. Once again, with Grant Williams and Admiral Schofield as screeners, it makes it extremley difficult for defenders to get through. A key to this specific action is 3 must set up his defender by getting below the level of the screen and then sprinting off of the screener shoulder to shoulder. How does tennessee make these simple actions so effective? Simple, physical screens and physical cuts! Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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