Houston used this misdirection ball screen set, to attack the Ohio State defense in the second round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament. The play resulted in the Buckeyes confusing their defensive switches, and the Cougars post player got an uncontested dunk. Blog: The Most Effective Ball Screen Defense Methods See More
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In the second round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament, Iowa trailed Tennessee by double digits. Early in the second half, Iowa came roaring back into the game. This set created a post isolation, and helped keep the run going for the Hawkeyes. See More
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Tennessee spent a lot of the 2019 season as the #1 team in the Country. They did a great job of scoring in the paint. This set was used in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament. See More
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The Louisville women's basketball team is a 1-seed in the NCAA Tournament. Coach Jeff Walz runs some terrific box sets. This is a really good three point set, that also features the ability to throw the ball inside. They ran this in their second round match-up against Michigan. See More
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This set by Wofford has a lot going on, but it is a great action to get an open 3. The set has a pin down, with a return dribble hand off. Following that, it appears to be a double stagger away, but that is rejected. The next misdirection is the potential floppy action, which is twisted at the end, to be a double stagger coming back out for a shot. This is a great set, to open up a good shooter. Wofford beat Seton Hall in the first round, behind their ability to free up their three point shooters. This is just one example of the great actions that they run. NCAA Tournament - Style of Play Viewing Guide See More
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Seton Hall battled Wofford in a great game in the First Round of the 2019 NCAA Tournament. Seton Hall ran a double drag ball screen, with a strong side down screen. This was all to open up a weak side flare. It is a good action, to get a 3, or a clear out for an isolation to attack off the bounce. #FastModelMadness NCAA Tournament: Viewing Guide by Style of Play See More
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Florida won their first round match-up with Nevada. In the 2nd half, they turned to this BLOB set. The set clears the side, behind the ball screen, which opens up the lob. There are multiple options on this set, as 1 reads the help defense, which makes it a great play to put into your playbook. See More
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Belmont trailed by 1, with 20 seconds left, in their first round match-up with Maryland. Coach Byrd decided to hold for one shot, and ran the counter to their "Panic Backdoor set." It is a great late clock action, but the ball pressure led to a deflection. It is worth having in your back pocket as a pressure release at the end of games. #FastModelMadness NCAA Tournament: Viewing Guide by Style of Play See More
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Belmont won their First Four game, and leads Maryland in their first round game at halftime. Down the stretch of the First Four win, Coach Rick Byrd went to his "popped" series. This is the base set of the series. Belmont will run countless counters out of this set. Belmont is one of the popular sleepers to make a run. Maryland will need to be on the look out for the "popped" series, if they want to avoid the first round upset. #FastModelMadness NCAA Tournament: Viewing Guide by Style of Play See More
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New Mexico State almost pulled off the comeback, as they trailed by 7, with a minute left in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. WIth the ball on the baseline, and under 2 seconds left, NMSU ran a fake lob, screen-the-screener action. It resulted in a wide open three, that did not drop. The key to the set was the fake lob, which led to the shooter becoming wide open in the corner. #FastModelMadness See More
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The Storm use this action to get into their "two man game," with Stewart. She has an option to roll or pop, depending on the defense. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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The Storm love to flow into this Horns action, with Stewart receiving the down screen. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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The Storm use this flex action to get Stewart a catch inside, or Bird an open look from three. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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This is another counter to the double stagger action. The back cut by the 3, makes it look like a set up for a double stagger. As the 1 arrives, the 4 flips to screen-the-screener. The 1, who is usually Toliver, pops for an open 3. The 4 slips to the rim. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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This is just one of the ways that the Mystics get into the action with Toliver setting a back screen for Delle Donne. If Toliver does not have an open 3, she can throw the ball into the post. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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