The UCLA Bruins ran this play late in their final four game against Gonzaga to get Jaime Jaquez a chance to attack the basket. After 1 makes the pass to 2 and the UCLA cut, 4 (Jaquez) pops out to receive the pass from 2. 5 slips the screen on the PNR with 4. 4 then turns the corner to attack the rim. Video clip below. See More
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The UCLA Bruins ran this backscreen play in their NCAA Tournament game against Michigan to get the ball into the post. After 1 passes the ball to 4 they cut to the rim off the backscreen from 5. 4 reverses the ball to 5 and 1 sets a backscreen for 4 to get him open in the post. Video clip below. See More
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The Villanova Wildcats run this play to get a quick isolation for their 5-man for an open jumpshot or to take his defender one-on-one. As 1 dribbles to the right side of the floor 5 cuts to set a screen for 3. 3 rejects the screen and 5 cuts back up top to receive the pass from 1. Video clip below. See More
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Villanova runs this simple zone action to free up the 4 for a lob cutting from the baseline. 2 cuts across the court to the opposite wing which occupies x3. 5 cuts up the lane line to occupy x5. 1 dribbles to the middle of the floor making sure to keep the matchup with x1, so he doesn't have a chance to rotate. This opens up 4 to take a run at the rim for a lob from 1. Video clip below. See More
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The Boston Celtics new head coach, Ime Udoka, ran this ATO to get Dennis Schroeder (2) an opportunity to use his quickness to attack the basket to create a play. Schroeder's speed comes in handy as he cuts off a screen and a dribble handoff to get the ball and attack the basket. Even though the Miami Heat switched the dribble handoff, Shroeder had too much momentum and was easily able to blow by the defender and create a shot for a three in the corner. Video clip below. See More
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Luka Doncic attracts a lot of attention from the defense when he is coming off a ball screen. The Dallas Mavericks take advantage of this attention by setting consecutive ghost screens for Doncic (1). As Doncic dribbles off the second screen, 2 cuts off the baseline screen from 5 to get the open look in the corner for a three-point shot. Video clip below. See More
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The Los Angeles Lakers opened their 2021 preseason with this quick hitting play to get Russell Westbrook attacking the rim off the PNR. This play involves their top three players in Westbrook (1), Lebron James (3), and Anthony Davis (4). After 3 dribble handoffs with 1, 1 immediately passes to 4 up top. This initates the false action by 3, 5 and 2 as they cut for spacing to prepare for the ball screen with 1 and 4. Video clip below. See More
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The Semifinal game between Canada and Czech Republic was a thriller with Canada making a furious comeback to send the game into overtime. Canada's head coach, Nick Nurse, drew up this play to hopefully send them to a second overtime. As soon as 3 gets the ball from the referee they throw it to 5. 1, 2 and 5 hold their spots until the ball is halfway there. Then 5 pops out and 1 and 2 squeeze together to screen for him. This works because the weakside defenders are locked in on their man and aren't seeing the ball as it is passed. Once the screen happens the ball arrives and Canada was able to get a good look at a shot. Video clip below. Canada is the #21 team in the FIBA World Rankings. *NBA Finals promo code CHAMPION2021 for 21% OFF Draw/Scout* See More
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This play is a variation of the stagger DHO that the Ramblers run. 1 will fake setting the stagger, then cut back to use the screen from 4 before getting the handoff from 5. It's a great counter to catch the defense off balance once they have run the stagger screen a few times. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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The Ramblers add another screener into the mix in this play, which makes it crowded for the defense no matter how they defend it. They love to have a guard turn the corner off the dribble handoff and throw a lob to Cameron Krutwig (5). FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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This is one of the most frequent actions that Loyola Chicago will use in their offense. The consecutive screens make it a tough action to guard, no matter if the defense is fighting through the screens or switching. Watch for variations in this action including ball reversals and/or rejection of screens. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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The Ohio Bobcats ran this nifty muti-action BLOB play to get an open shot for Lunden McDay (2). x2 has to provide help on two screens before fighting over the screen from 5. Even though he missed the shot, 2 was able to get open and attack the rim. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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The Ohio Bobcats ran this play to get Jason Preston (2) an open lane to attack the rim. 1 & 5 clear to the left side of the court. 4 also clears to the left after setting a ghost screen for 2. This opens up the right side for 2 to attack the rim or hit 3 in the corner if x3 decides to help. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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Drake ran this play late in the first half to get their best driver, Joseph Yesufu, an opportunity to attack the paint. 5 makes a decoy action by faking the screen and running back to the baseline on the weakside. This puts him in position for a potential pass for a layup on the drive or an offensive rebound. When 4 sets a ghost screen for 1 this clears the lane for 1 to drive to the basket. It also can give a moment of hesitation for the defense because they don't know if a real screen will happen and they need to provide help or switch on it. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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The USC Trojans ran this play early in their first round game against Drake to get an open shot off a stagger screen. This play is especially effective because it is designed to get the ball to the third side, which shifts the defense and makes closing out on the ball more difficult. As the ball is reversed, 2 follows the ball of the screen from 5. This is a decoy screen because the real action is when the ball is reversed again and 2 comes off the stagger screen from 4 & 5. FastModel's biggest offer of the year for new subscribers! Use code at checkout: MARCHMADNESS See More
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