In this diamond set, the cutter can choose which pin screen they want to use. The player at the top of the diamond exits opposite the cutter. Screening post then sets a cross screen for the other post. That player goes into an underneath ball screen with a wing spotted up in the opposite corner. For this and more, get a 24 page download of the entire Stanford offense. Check out a complete Stanford Video Playbook below. See More
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4 sets a down-screen for 5 at the block. If 5 isn't open on the initial cut, both 4 and 5 sprint up to set the ball-screen options for 1 at the top of the key. 1 chooses which screen to use and looks to turn the corner. Whichever screen is used, that player will roll and the opposite screener will pop for a shot. See More
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1 passes to 5 at the high post then cuts off of a back-screen from 4 into the lane. If 1 isn't open, 1, 2, and 3 clear to the left side of the floor. 4 sets a ball-screen for 5 giving 5 the entire right side of the floor to take his man to the basket. See More
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In this play, 1 dribbles right to left off of a staggered ball-screen from 5 and 4. Curry starts in the corner (2) and cuts off of a cross-screen from 3 in the lane. 1 passes to 4 rolling to the elbow or to Curry in the corner for a shot. See More
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This "wheel" play is a set I got from scouting an opponent a few seasons ago. Stagger screens and screen for the screener action can be difficult to guard, especially if you have guys who can shoot well from outside. See More
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BLOB set that can be effective and difficult to guard with multiple staggered screens. See More
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End of game BLOB by UCLA 2 fakes as if setting the Up Screen for 4 then slips into a cut off 5's screen. See More
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2 screens across the lane for 3. 4 screens for 5 who cuts to the corner. If neither option is open, 5 screens down for 2. 1 looks to make the pass to 2 for a shot at the top of the key. Once 2 has the ball, he looks for a shot or to pass inside to 5 posting up. See More
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1 dribbles to the left wing as 4 moves out and 5 steps to the top of the key. 5 screens for 1 as 3 flashes to the ball-side low post. If 1 can't get a shot and 3 isn't open, the next look is for 1 to pass to 5 flaring to the wing. If the flare isn't there, 1 passes to 2 then makes a shallow cut to the corner. 5 screens for 3 who pops out to the wing. 4 sprints across the lane to screen for 2. 2 drives middle as 4 rolls to the basket. See More
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Really good BLOB set that I scouted opponent use last season. This set has many options to get a good look to score. See More
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Baylor ran this BLOB set in the 1st Round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament against South Dakota State. Multiple options out of this set with a PNR action, post entry, or reversal for a 3-point shot. See More
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Lob set to have point guard cut through and set a backscreen for big at the elbow. See More
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A counter to the typical thru cut and reverse back to cut off a triple screen. Alvin Gentry ran this for Steve Nash often. See More
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Set designed to get action before a high ballscreen to attack. See More
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Designed to pull the middle man in the zone up and throw a lob behind the zone. See More
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