Here is a nice counter play to a stagger away option. The point guard passes to 4 as 2 and 5 screen away for 3 in the corner. 3 counters the cut to set a screen for 2 and 2 uses the staggered screen for a shot in the lane. Thanks to Brandon Chambers for the video! See More
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The Nuggets run this "ram action" play by setting a screen for 2 in the corner and having 2 cut to set a flat ball screen for the point guard. As 1 uses the ball screen, 2 pops for a shot at the high post. See More
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Concept utilized by several teams in the Rio Olympics. Frame 2 demonstrates the same concepts through the lens of #CreateAndLocate Offense. Full article on Create And Locate offensive approach... See More
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The play starts out in a floppy set. The 3 comes off the 5 and curls to come to the opposite wing receiving a screen from the 4. The 1 hits the 3 as he comes off the 2nd screen. The 2 cuts off the 5 after the 3 to the wing. Right after the 2 comes off the 5, the 5 turns around and sets the hammer screen on the 2 defender bring him to the corner. The 3 right on the catch drives hard baseline looking to find the 2. At the same time the 4 rolls to the as the send option. See More
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WAYS to PIERCE the DOME with the ball in the #CreateAndLocate Offense Dribble penetration, attack a vacant zone Accept/reject ball screen Gain an advantage from the WEAVE (dho) Contact me to learn more about the Create & Locate Offense Full article... See More
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Ways to PIERCE the DOME with the pass in the #CreateAndLocate Offense Post Entry Basket Cut Roll Slip Contact me to learn more about the Create & Locate Offense. Full article... See More
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Spacing Principles of the #CreateAndLocate Offense. Rule: Players fill five of the six zones while leaving one zone near the ball open Rule: When driving attack through the vacant zone Rule: A "big" may enter the occupied zone housing the ball, but he/she is there to ball screen Rule: A player may dribble into an occupied zone to deliver a handoff. Contact me to learn more about Create & Locate Offense. Full article... See More
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ATO the Spurs ran in the 2014 NBA Finals. The Warriors also run this out of timeouts. See More
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Spain often runs a unique entry into their Horns sets. They start with an elevator screen for 3, which gets him the ball in the top of the key area. 1 & 2 then cut to the corners to get into the Horns formation. They have different options depending on who sets the ball screen. If 5 sets the screen, he rolls to the basket and 4 pops. If 4 sets the screen, he immediately goes off of a flare screen from 5. If nothing is available 5 follows the ball for a pick & roll. Blog Post: Offensive Actions Breakdown - Elevator Screens See More
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1 cuts out to the corner to get the ball and a staggered screen is set for the inbounder. He cuts to the top of the key for a shot. This play is similar to the lob option shown early in the video. See More
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Australia got a nice lob for Andrew Bogut with this play. Bogut's defender has to help on the stagger cut leaving him open at the rim. See More
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Australia uses a pick the picker action in this play with a cross screen / down screen combination. If nothing is there, the big sprints out to set a ball screen. See More
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This two-man action play lets the big and point guard work repeatedly to put the two defenders through ball screen defense. See More
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The ball is handed off on the wing and then the big sets an immediate down screen for the shooter in the corner. See More
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Team USA used this play to get a quick post opportunity for Demarcus Cousins to open the second half in their game against Venezuela. The down screen forces x4 to help against the curl, which opens up the pass to the wing. To run this play you want to make sure your 4 is comfortable on the perimeter and is skilled in making post entry passes. The difficulty in defending this play comes with x2 having to guard consecutive actions, fighting over the pindown screen and helping on the cross screen. If 2 sets a great screen and x5 is unable to fight through it, it will lead to an easy post up for the 5. See More
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