Defenses are often so concerned with Villanova's 3-point shooters that the screen setters end up open. Final Four Breakdown: Villanova Wildcats - Numbers Behind the Dominance See More
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The Wildcats ran this SLOB several times during the semifinal matchup vs Kansas. At the 13:17 in the second half, the inbounder looked to Spellman (5) for a short corner turnaround jumper (seen in Frame 1). In the first half (14:21), Brunson (1) used the ball screen to set up the fill behind shooter after Spellman's ball screen (Frame 3). Final Four Breakdown: Villanova Wildcats - XsOs Behind the Dominance See More
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A lob look for Malik Newman in the first half of Kansas' Final Four game against the Villanova Wildcats. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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In Kansas' four-guard lineup, this box BLOB gets either Malik Newman or Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk a look from outside. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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Kansas likes to get the ball quickly into the hands of Devonte' Graham. This box BLOB spaces the floor and allows Graham to get to the basket or dish to the big if the defense helps. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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The Jayhawks clear a side of the floor to allow for All-American guard Devonte' Graham to either score the basketball off the hand off or pass to the big man if x5 shows on the hand off. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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The Kansas Jayhawks score a staggering 1.35 points per possesion when Devonte' Graham is passing to a roll man in a pick and roll situation. This box BLOB is designed exactly for that scoring situation. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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From the first half of the Wolverines Final Four matchup with Loyola. Final Four Breakdown: Michigan Wolverines - Find, Use, Create Philosophy See More
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Loyola doesn't often look to score off its OOB's, but this box set gets get one of the Ramblers' shooters open from deep. See More
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Most teams aren't typically drawing up inbounds plays for their 5 to shoot a three. But when your 6'9" center (Omari Spellman) is shooting close to 45% from deep, you make an exception, as Villanova does. Final Four Breakdown: Villanova Wildcats - XsOs Behind the Dominance See More
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The Jayhawks run arguably the most well-known 4 Low BLOB out of a box set. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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The Villanova Wildcats have the abiliy to spread you out, creating wide driving lanes across the court. This BLOB creates a potential scoring opportunity for every player, based on the defense's reaction. Final Four Breakdown: Villanova Wildcats - XsOs Behind the Dominance See More
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The Villanova Philosophy: When 5 of your top 6 players shoot 39% or better from 3, you run as many stagger screens and pin down screens as possible to get those shooters open from deep. And if the defender shows on the second screen in the stagger, the 5 man slips to the bucket for an easy bucket. Final Four Breakdown: Villanova Wildcats - XsOs Behind the Dominance See More
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Kansas State set up this lob play by setting a pindown screen for the point guard in the middle of the floor. When 1 receives the ball, 5 sets a back screen for 3 to cut to the rim. 4 sets a flare screen for 2 to occupy the other defenders as 1 makes a lob pass to 3 at the rim. See More
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Kansas zone set against Duke in the Elite 8. See More
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