Real Madrid's head coach Pablo Laso runs a lot of transition actions in order to find open shots. This one is for sharpshooter Jaycee Carroll, who sets a cross screen and then exits through a double (stack) screen. Power forward pops out in case his defender helps on the curl and center seals inside for a high-low option. Blog Post - Pin Down Series: How Real Madrid Creates Open Shots See More
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1 enters to 4 at elbow to initiate set 1st option: If x1 overplays, 1 makes a cut to the basket; If not, 1 screens for 3. 2nd option: Pindown for 2 3rd option: If x2 plays "Top-Side" Defense, 2 makes a back cut to the basket See More
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1st option: Pass to 3 under the Basket 2nd option: STS Action for 1. 3rd option: Baseline Double Screen for 2 See More
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1st option: If x4 cheats on Cross Screen, 4 uses 5's screen to get a shot 2nd option: Cross Screen and pass to the Low Post See More
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This is a play that has many moving parts, and is great for a team that loves setting screens. The Lakers used this to get an open look for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. It starts with what looks like a basic pick and roll with LeBron James and Tyson Chandler. Then, Chandler turns his roll into an elevator screen for Caldwell-Pope, who then executes a give-and-go with James into an off-ball screen and flare screen that opens up a 3pt opportunity on the catch. For this to work, you need guards and forwards willing to sacrifice their bodies to make plays. It pays off, even if the spacing can get wonky at times. Also as a note: you don't necessarily need a "LeBron James" to make this play work. The 1 and the 3 are easily interchangeable. James just happened to be playing the 3 when he was the ball-handler on this play. Click for more plays and drills from Matt Barnthouse! See More
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Quick-hitting Horns BLOB set that uses a blur screen to get an open look at the rim. You get a blur screen-and-slip or a corner look, depending on how the defense plays the screen. Getting to 1.0 Latest post by @RadiusAthletics - don't be surprised if you learn something!https://t.co/6mBnKVETJl — FastModel Sports® ð???ð??» (@FastModel) December 13, 2018 See More
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This basic crossing action and reverse elevator screen will result in x5 getting lost for a brief moment, allowing 5 to rim run for a layup. See More
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Here is a nice quick hitter that UMass Lowell ran against Boston. I encourage all basketball junkies to watch some of Pat Duquette's offense as the runs some great stuff. Click to check out the latest Plays of the Week! See More
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