Saint Mary's Gaels ran this set in a win vs Gonzaga to get a high-low look for post Jock Landale. SMC back screens into the cross screen to prevent help on the cross screen, and has a shooter in the weak side corner to prevent weak side help. See More
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Set by Saint Mary's College out of Horns with a back screen and a cross screen option for post player Jock Landale. See More
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Floppy set ran by Gonzaga against Saint Mary's to take advantage of a post matchup. See More
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Action to get a look from 3 by PAOK Coach Papatheodorou. Play starts with the PG entering the ball to the wing and making a UCLA cut off 4's screen. 4 then sets a cross screen for 5. 2 enters into the post for 1 then gets into split action with 5. See More
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Chicago State ran this set several times against Wisconsin to get a post touch without weakside help. See More
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During Dwane Casey's tenure with the Toronto Raptors, the team has routinely run this Sideline out of Bounds play, but have also added depth to it over the years. Additionally, this set is pervasive throughout the entire NBA and is also utilized by teams such as the LA Lakers. While the first option is to post up the inbounder after using a slice cut on the weak side block, the second option quickly morphs into a series of staggered screens that can open up space for perimeter shooters and induce hard close outs. See More
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Over the past few seasons, Duke's Mike Krzyzewski has had the luxury of playing long, athletic scorers at the 4 position. Players like Ingram, Tatum, and Bagely could all use their quickness against bigger defenders or use their size to post up smaller guards. This Horns set allows an athletic 4 to use quickness to beat x4 to the block from 2's screen. If the defense switches, the 4 can post up a smaller x2. See More
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Designed set (call is "Elbow 5") by Hornets' Coach Steve Clifford to get Dwight Howard a post up on the left block. See More
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Here are two separate ATO Quick Hitters by Medi Bayreuth Coach Raoul Korner. See More
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This basic motion play starts with 4 in and 1 out, and becomes a 3 in and 2 out with multiple scoring options. See More
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This play comes from legendary Head Coach Pat Riley, who used this set to take advantage of the post abilities of his then small forwards Charles Smith and Anthony Mason. See More
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Early Offense from Besiktas and Turkey National Team Head Coach Ufuk Sarica. Double drag screen to create a post entry, then split the post into DHO. See More
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Zipper Series Breakdown Zipper = a cut off a down screen up the free throw lane line. 3 sets that involve a Zipper action as the base and finish with a different aciton: America, Slice and Flex. Zipper Series plays are great for a players who have difficulty getting open, or a point guard who is a primary scorer. This plays also works well against teams who deny off the ball. As each set begins the same way, the defense does not know which action is coming after the Zipper, making it difficult to scout and guard. See More
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This is a play I used in the 90's at Oakland Community College to get a quick, easy post up. This misdirection play works well with a shooter and a 4 or 5 with size. You can also slip or pop the 4 off the screen. See More
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Ghost is a play I used at Oakland Community Collge in the 90's. We had success with it as a quick screening play for the post against 2-3 and 1-3-1 zones. See More
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