Zone flash play used by VCU against Oregon State in the NCAA Tournament. The 3 out/2 in formation forces the defense to end up with two players on 1 leaving 5 open at the rim for a dunk. See More
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Here is a zone set play used by VCU against Oregon State in the NCAA Tournament. The drag and push action opens up a shot in the corner. See More
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Great set by UNC-Ashville vs Villanova during the first round of the 2016 NCAA Tournament. See More
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Great set for a point guard that can shoot the 3. See More
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Oregon State used this play early in the game against VCU. Payton drives behind the void left by the runner action. See More
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Here is a play used in the first half against Fresno State in the NCAA Tournament. Poeltl sets a ball-screen then pops to the high post. Once he has the ball he looks to take his man to the basket. See More
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Dummy screens in the paint can occupy help defense while a backdoor cut occurs. Xavier uses that principle well out of a spread formation, making help defenders far too elevated to snuff out a backdoor. See More
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A good backdoor set from John Beilein and Michigan. Dangerous for a team with several shooters, and by keeping all five players elevated, there is very little help available at the rim. See More
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Dayton used this ATO play against Syracuse at 11:51 in the first half for a successful lob conversion. The ballscreen by 4 occupies both guards at the top of the 2-3 zone, which 5 sets a backscreen on x5 in the middle of the zone. This gives 3 a path to the basket for a lob. See More
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Syracuse started the game against Dayton with this play. In typical pick and roll coverage, x2 is responsible for nail/FT line coverage to prevent a drive by the ballhandler. This makes x2 susceptible to a flare screen, which Syracuse was able to use to start the game with a good 3pt look. See More
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Iowa State used this play in the first half against Iona to get a 2-man game going on the left side. The initial single double option gives the Cyclones shooting options as well. See More
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Purdue ran this play in the first half against Little Rock to get the ball in to the post. Another options off of this play is the staggered screen for a shot. See More
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Here is a set play used late in the first half against Purdue. The Trojans deviate from their horns roll/replace and send the post players to the corner to set a staggered screen. They ended up drawing a foul on the play. See More
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This play gives you a lot of options to score. The "x" action can also vary depending if the guard makes a back-cut or uses the down-screen. See More
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Here is a nice set play to get the ball to the pinch post. The guard can either pass to the pinch post and get a handoff or use it as a ball-screen. See More
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