A wrinkle to a common screen-the-screener play that Austin Peay has run frequently this year, this play is predicated on the defense jamming the middle for the screen-the-screener action. It allows a shooter to leak out to the wing while his defender sags middle to take away the down screen. See More
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UCONN hammer set at 11:45 in second half versus Colorado VIDEO See More
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I'm a big fan of the old school box sets, and Roy Williams has a great one here. The point guard dribbles to the right as 3 sets a back-screen for 4 at the elbow. The defense has to respect this screen, and before they know it you're hitting them with a staggered down-screen for your shooter. See More
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Valpo used this play in the NIT to get an open shot for their 4 man. The back cut on the down screen can force x4 to help leaving 4 open on the down screen from 1. See More
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This set is one of the best sets I have seen from the 2015-16 NCAA season. It has so many layers and options to it and is forcing the defense to guard for the entire possession. It has screen the screener action, double cross screen into roll and replace action, into a high low opportunity and then when the defense collapses to help on the post, double stagger for a guard to get a shot. See More
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Coach Dooley and FGCU used this play in the second half against FDU. The flash to the middle worked perfectly forcing the center zone defender up, the bottom zone defender in, and leaving the corner wide open for a 3. See More
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Oregon loves to take advantage of the defensive mismatches playing small can create. This set is designed to get a stretch 4 (or 5) a shot off a down screen from a guard on the wing with the ball at the elbow. See More
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End of game elevator set designed to get a look for 3. See More
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If your team runs floppy regularly, this is a good counter action. See More
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Using the Spurs Motion Weak as a decoy entry, the Rip set begins when it looks like the first set failed. After the screen the screener action, they break it down into a floppy formation and then one guard pops out and the other sets a backscreen. See More
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This set gave West Virginia a great look for a three-pointer coming out of the timeout. There was also the option for the shooting guard to get a layup if the defense left him open. See More
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This play was used by Chattanooga in the Southern Conference tournament. The overload action clears up the right side of the floor for 1 to make a read off of the flare screen. 1 can flare for a shot or curl into the lane. See More
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A set with an action and then a Horns set up for ideal for a versatile shooting big man. See More
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Needing a three at the end of game to force overtime, the Davidson Wildcats ran this ATO. The set features some great #MotionOffenseTips such as widening second screeners in a stagger, second cutting opposite the cutter and "taking out the help" by the cutter. Keys to the play: Cutters must tight curl Second screener in the stagger must widen to force the longer trail Curling player must take out the help with the tight curl, thus opening the desired shooter when he bust the arc with the second cut For more on motion offense concepts.... See More
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Baseline Under set by Norfolk State Spartans, vs South Carolina State Bulldogs in the MEAC Championship game, March 12, 2016. See More
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