1 hits 4 and sprints to following pass looking for possible hand off. 3 (shooter) back screens 5. 4 hands off to 3 who looks for shot. If no sho for 3, feed 5 sealing defender in post. See More
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With interchangeable big men and multiple shooters on the 2017-2018 Duke team, Coach Mike Krzyzewski had the option of running this Horns set to either side of the court. See More
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Milwaukee's corner offense allows its playmakers to make decisions and reads on the fly. There are several options out of Push Dribble: low pick/roll, weak side pin downs, weak side flare, and dribble drags. See More
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Quick hitter horns set from the Houston Rockets. Ideally, it is run with good pace out of transition. See More
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This series of teaching drill for spread ball screen offense begins as an intro to the modern big tips of the running slip and the pick & go. Begining 1v0, bigs learn the screening angle techniques. Phase the drill by adding guards who can practice pocket and hook passes. The drill is loaded all the way to 3v3 on a side. More Spread Ball Screen resources: Spread Ball Screen Offense Spread Ball Screen Entries #SBSoffense See More
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Milwaukee had one of the most athletic lineups in the NBA last season. The Bucks were successful when they were able to play through Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton. Giannis is extremely gifted with size and athleticism, which gives him the ability to finish easily in and around the paint. Middleton was exceptional in post ups, moving off screens, and improved his pick/roll play. Milwaukee's corner offense provides multiple options in a set. Push Corner has a back screen to post option, and a side ball screen/ weak side pin option. At anytime, Eric Bledsoe and Malcolm Brogdon can slip the corner cut for a basket if teams anticipate the play call. See More
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In Utah's 2018 NBA Playoff series with the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Jazz used a variety of Horns sets to pick apart the OKC defense. See More
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Jazz coach, Quin Snyder, uses a variety of Horns sets to maximize his unique blend of players. Joe Ingles' ability to shoot from deep at the 4 position makes this Horns play a great option as an ATO. See More
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This set comes from York College in Nebraska. It begins with the first option: a triple stagger for 2 coming from the opposite corner to the ball side corner. Next option is a double stagger for 1. Last is 4/5 screen and dive. See More
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The 11 Man Fastbreak is one of our players' favorite drills. It is essentially a continous 3 on 2 transition drill that we use to emphasize pitch aheads and "Finding Advantages." This is generally a drill where I try not to blow the whistle much, but I will blow the whistle if we are straying from our transtion principles. I generally choose to emphasize 1) Running the Sideline Hard, 2) Hunting Pitch Ahead Passes, 3) Keeping Advantages Alive, and 4) Attacking the Rim. Check out more from Coach Lynch and his Seamless Offensive appraoch on the FMS Blog: Program Spotlight - Leicester Wolverines Skill Building for Dribble Drive Motion Offense Keys to Designing a DDM Practice Plan See More
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T-Post Summary featurning the positioning and ideas to faciliate from the post area. Check out more #ModernBigTips on Twitter. Read full blog post breakdown: The T-Post Position See More
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Read more about this and other drills on the FMS Blog... Pre-Practice: Setting the Tone for Success See More
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Read more about this and other drills on the FMS Blog... Pre-Practice: Setting the Tone for Success See More
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X Passing is a drill we run to simulate several key components of our 4-Out 1 in man-to-man offense. In this drill we are working on the following key concepts: 1. Creating a lead on the wing. 2. Passing with the correct hand and communicating with our hands (break open to wing and show outside hand). 3. Establishing triple threat on a catch (rips and sweeps). 4. Post players posting above the block on the 1st hash. 5. Feeding the post with a bounce pass or overhead pass to their numbers. 6. Post players catching with 2 hands and 2 feet, then "chin and check middle.' 7. Last but definitely not least: communication. We call names on every pass, every time. Read more about this and other drills on the FMS Blog... Pre-Practice: Setting the Tone for Success See More
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2 sprints off of double screen while 1 uses single screen toward the weak side. 5 crosss creens 4 toward block. 2 gets ball from 3 and enters to 4 in post. 2 uses flare screen from 3 toward top of key where 4 looks to skip ball for shot. See More
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