Read and React Circle Movement using the Dr. Dish. Anywhere from 4 players to your entire team can use this drill to simulate game like conditions and drill habits without the hassle and chaos of rebounding multiple balls. Great if you have limited space, time, or just want something different. See More
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This is a competitive drill that utilizes the Dr. Dish with your whole team, or as few as two players. This drill is designed to last no longer than 5-6 minutes, and you can vary the spots from which your players get shots and initial passes from the Dish. See More
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Four-Low BLOB with Flex action. See More
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This set was put on the floor by Springfield College WBB during their practice on January 28, 2016 for an upcoming opponent. The single double action for the best shooter is a great way to allow players to read the defense and make the set less predictable. See More
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Hard to tell if the Raptors meant to stick three guys in the corner, but it created space for DeRozan and Lowry to work. Consider using a stretch 4 to set the ball-screen. If you hit the 4 man on the pop, he has the entire left side of the floor to create a shot. See More
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This play puts immediate pressure on the defense with a down-screen directly into a ball-screen. It looks like the Raptors get a little mixed up here, but Joseph makes up for it with a nice drive to the basket. See More
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They overload the right side and use a double drag ball-screen to start the play. With nothing on the initial screen, the corner man switches sides of the floor and Lowry hits the big man on the pop. Now the Raptors are in a spread formation opening up driving lanes. See More
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The Raptors make it look like they are going into typical flex actions (cross screen/down screen), but instead flip the flex cutter into a staggered screen. DeRozan can then choose to use the staggered screen or use a single down screen for a shot. See More
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The Raptors used this play to get DeRozan and Scola in a two-man game using a pinch post ball-screen. This gives DeRozan a lot of space to create off the dribble and makes it difficult for the defense to help with Scola being a shooting threat on the pop. See More
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The Cavs unstoppable pick and roll set against the Toronton Raptors. See More
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In this set, the Cavs fake the point screen away and send Richard Jefferson straight into a ball-screen for LeBron James. See More
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The ball is entered to LeBron James at the high post and the point guard screens away to the left elbow. 4 makes a cut to the block and 1 cuts back out to to get the ball. 3 then sets a ball-screen for 1 as 4 screens for 2 running the baseline. See More
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This play starts with a high entry pass at 3 at the right elbow. The point guard then screens for 4 at the left elbow. Once 4 clears the screen, 1 loops around 3 for a handoff. See More
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The Cavs were able to get an open lob pass to Richard Jefferson using this play. The point guard passes to the right elbow then loops into the lane to set a back-screen for 4. See More
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