Tim Miles runs this many times throughout a game to get a hot shooter a shot. The shooter starts head under the rim. 5 sprints into a ball screen and slip. This leads to the shooter's defender having to tag and protect the slip, giving the shooter separation to use the pin down from 5 to get a shot off. See More
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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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A small ball counter to Flex offense to get a high-low or lob opportunity, ran by the Providence Friars during the 2018 NCAA Tournament. See More
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Florida State ran this BLOB play after a timeout late in their Sweet Sixteen game against Gonzaga. They had a 13 point lead at the time, so getting a basket here could seal the win. The Seminoles had two options for a layup with 5 on the initial screen and 3 slipping the stagger screen. If both of those passes were taken away, 1 can pass to 2 cutting to the wing or 4 popping out up top. See More
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After Loyola's opponents have gotten used to defending multiple ball screen sets, the Ramblers use this play to slip the ball screen for an easy basket at the rim. x5 provides help on the ball screen as 5 slips the screen and cuts to the basket. 3 sets a flare screen for 4 to occupy the help defenders on the weak side of the floor. See More
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The Tar Heels use multiple screens to create several scoring options in this BLOB action. Whoever is in the 5 position needs to be both a good passer and a solid decision maker. See More
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The Golden State Warriors ran this transition play late in the fourth quarter in their game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Warriors have multiple players capable of bringing the ball up the floor and making plays. This time it was their 4 (Draymond Green). 5 faked the down screen for 2 and slipped to the basket. x5 is concerned about 2 coming off the screen and wants to provide help. This allows 5 to cut to the rim and get the uncontested dunk off a lob from 4. See More
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The San Antonio Spurs used this after timeout play to get a layup for Danny Green off a slip screen. 5 flashed up the lane to receive the pass from 1. 2 sets a flare screen for 1, then slips the screen to cut to the basket for a layup. See More
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Solid action to break down pressure defense and Blitz pick and roll coverage. Fraport Skyliners Head Coach Gordon Herbert drew this up as an ATO to get his team a momentum changing look at the rim. See More
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NBA preseason play ran by the Boston Celtics against the Charlotte Hornets. Nice quick hitter to get a 5 man an open look at a three. See More
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The Philadelphia 76ers used this BLOB play to get a dunk off the inbounds pass in their preseason game against the Boston Celtics. The 76ers were down 7 with under 2 minutes left and needed a quick basket. This play is designed so that x5 has to provide help on 2 consecutive screens. 5 slipped the second screen and was able to get a wide open dunk. See More
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Japan has been running this "Delay" action at FIBA Asia Cup Women 2017. 1 passes to 5 and screens down for 2. 1 fakes the down-screen and slips to the basket. 5 looks to hit 1 for a layup if she is open. If the pass is not available, 1 clears to the opposite side. 5/2 execute a DHO. As 2 receives the handoff from 5, 4 & 3 set a weak-side stagger screen for 1. 1 comes off the stagger screen looking for a shot. See More
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The Cleveland Cavs ran this ATO early in the second quarter of Game 2 of the NBA Finals. On the previous possession the Cavs set the screen for 2 to get a look at a three point shot. On this play, 5 slipped the screen and cut to the rim to get the lob pass from 4. See More
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The San Antonio Spurs used this SLOB play with only 4.5 seconds left on the shot clock to get an easy layup. The Spurs used a common play with the elevator screen as a decoy adding a back screen to it. Kawhi Leonard (4) did a good job of keeping x4 on his top side as he set the elevator screen with 5. This allowed 5 to set a quick back screen and get 4 a wide open layup. See More
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The Spurs ran this ATO at the end of the first half, of a pivotal Game 5, in the 2017 NBA Playoffs. The play resulted in an easy layup for Kawhi Leonard. It was a great design by Popovich. The counter to their elevator set is colored by the BLUE lines. It was a back screen by the 5, which got Kawhi the easy two points. See More
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