Begin at half court with one basketball in a low and ready stance. The player will speed dribble to the three point line and then complete a dribble move to change hands/change direction. After the dribble move the player will push the ball out to attack the basket at the rim. There are 3 series to this drill. Do each series 1 time. See More
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Starting with two balls on the baseline the player will get in a low and wide stance and complete the following dribbles all the way down the court and all the way back to where they started. See More
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Starting with the one ball on the baseline the player will get in a low and wide stance and complete the following dribbles all the way down the court and all the way back to where they started. See More
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Complete three series on each side, ending each series with either a layup or a dribble pull-up jumper. See More
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One player with one ball starts on the baseline. This drill is used to work on change of direction dribbles and moves. There are three different series for this drill. Complete each series down and back from baseline to baseline. See More
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Spain ran this play against Croatia at the end of the 3rd quarter. It starts in a wheel action then Spain uses a counter option to send 2 off of a staggered screen from both bigs. In the video, 3 drives into the lane forcing x5 to help and leaving Marc Gasol open in the corner for a 3-point shot. See More
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Croatia uses a repeat ball screen action to get an open shot for the ballhandler in this play. 3 first gets open with a zipper cut then goes straight into consecutive ball screens from 5. See More
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Lithuania frequently uses this play to get into a side ball screen action. They place the player who they want in the ball screen (2) under the basket so they can come off of a screen on either side. On the pass to 2, 3 screens for the post player on the opposite side so his defender will be late in defending the ball screen. Lithuania likes to play in a spread pick & roll situation so they then lift the 4 up above the 3 point line. This way 1 can look for 5 rolling to the basket or any of the 3 shooters spaced outside the 3 point line. See More
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Lithuania ran this unique shuffle cut variation in their opening round game against Brazil. Typically shuffle cut actions put the player receiving the staggered screen in the weakside corner . This way they can easily come off of the staggered screen after the shuffle screen takes place. In this play, 3 uses the UCLA cut to look for a layup on the strong side. If 3 isn't open he moves to weakside block to open up a cutting area for 1, who is using the shuffle screen from 4. 4 & 5 then immediately set a staggered screen for 3. If 3 doesn't have a shot, Lithuania has added a ball screen option where the point guard sets a back screen for the 5 to free him up for a layup. See More
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Lithuania ran this play in their preliminary round game against Brazil. This play provides multiple scoring options for them in a half court set depending on what the defense gives them. Lithuania has opportunities to get the ball inside to a post player (5) on a cross screen, to the point guard (1) on a flare screen, to a perimeter player (3) for a 3 on a down screen, or to a secondary post player (4) slipping the screen to the basket. See More
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Brazil ran this set multiple times in their preliminary game against Lithuania to get open looks for their wing players. The handoff flare screen combination proved difficult to guard. When it was defended successfully, Brazil ran a ball screen option to get their point guard in a position to attack the paint. See More
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Brazil was down 7 with 17.2 seconds left against Lithuania, trying to finish off a comeback that had them down by 25 in the second half. They used the familiar box setup for this SLOB play. Often times in this situation 2 will set a cross screen for 3. In this play 2's starting position was facing 3 as if he was going to screen for him. Once 1 was given the ball, 2 instead cut off of the double screen by 4 & 5. When he didn't get the ball, 2 continued to the corner. 3 then ran off of the second double screen. 3's defender was unable to get through the screen which forced a switch and eventually a foul on the 3 point shot. See More
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Spain was down 2 with 1.8 seconds left against Croatia and ran this play to get a layup opportunity for Pau Gasol. 1 & 5 start with a double screen for 4 to get a look at a 3 from the corner. 2 then sets a backscreen for 5 to get to the basket. See More
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Spain ran this play against Croatia down 4 with 17.3 seconds left to get an open look at a 3 for Nikola Mirotic. The screen the screener action with 4 screening for 1 and then 4 immediately receiving a screen from 5 confused the defense and led to a wide open shot. Using this play they were able to cut the lead down to 1 in less than 5 seconds. See More
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Spain used this play late in the game to get a 3-point shot on the right wing. Spain ended up losing the game but had a chance by executing this play to perfection. See More
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