This play was designed by legendary offensive coach who has 90% success rate with Bear Back Door. It is a good opening play of the game and can be used out of timeouts as well. Timing is important so the left side is clear of defenders. Bear is a guaranteed back door lay up! See More
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A cinnib okat us European basketball. Creates options for both scoring perimeter players, 1 and 2. Initial action for 2 sets up secondary swing action for 1 for shot or isolation. Give it a try! See More
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This is a quick hitting play that uses 4 as a decoy. 1 passes to 2 and hold his spot. 4 dives to right block demanding the ball. 5 cuts off 4's tail to set quick down screen for 3. Look for 3 to be open for a split second in the middle of the lane. Give it a try! See More
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From the Midwest Region, Coach Izzo ran this play early in the 1st half. I like the action involved because it gives you different looks that we all incorporate into our BLOBs but in the same play. See More
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Multi-option play that includes on ball screen, triple stagger, ending in little/big corss screen for post score. Give it a try! See More
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Triple option play. First option is for 3 off staggered down screens. Secondary action comes from 4's pin down on 2 who releases to the wing for open shot. Third option is 4 posting up after pinning down for 2. Give it a try! See More
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Action starts with hand back. Double on ball screens set up back screen for post up. Secondary action comes from weak side down screen action for best scorer. Give it a try! See More
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This play will isolate your best post up player in the paint to catch and score. 4 uses a screen for 1 as a decoy to button hook back to the ball as it is quickly reversed. Give it a try! See More
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A great way to run some time off the clock and limit possesions is to run "false motion" boise state runs some of the best that I have seen. They were able to almost beat UNLV at UNLV while running this down the stretch into 1 of their sets. The most important teaching points for this is to cut to score, short easy passes, and stay high and wide. See More
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This sideline out of bounds quick hitter was run by Marquette to win a game at the buzzer vs St. John's. The design of the play is simple, but watch how it sets up 3 offensive rebounders with lanes to the glass for a putback. See More
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In this special, staggered screens free cutters along the baseline. 4 cuts baseline first as a decoy. He catches on left wing from 1. 2 and 5 continue their staggered screen action for 3. 3 can cut, catch and score or cut and post on the left block. Final option is for 5 to use 2's screen to curl for quick shot in the paint. Give it a try! See More
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Quick hitter from the box set. 3 is your best scorer in this play. Give him the option of using a single screen on the right side or a double screen on the left side. 4 can screen and post on right side option. Give it a try! See More
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Last night after a fierce comeback against the Indian Pacers late in the 4th quarter, the Chicago Bulls' Tom Thibodeau drew up with Sideline Out of Bounds action to get a much needed 3 pointer to tie the game. Unfortunately for the Windy City team, the shot came up short. See More
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Flood is a quick hitter that can produce a jump shot or quick post feed. Flood means that three players will get to one side of the floor; right side, in a quick manner. This will put 2 alone on left side so he can take advantage of 5's hard down screen. Timing and floor positioning are important. This play will yield a quick basket most of the time. Give it a try. See More
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If you are in need of a set play for a timely three then check out Vegas Door. Because most action and cuts off screens are horizontal, this play features a vertical cut up the floor. 4 and 5 are responsible for "closing the door" on the defender to create time for an open three pointer. See More
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