This play was run by the College of Charleston early in their upset win over Baylor. It is designed as a single/double screen to free up their best shooter Andrew Lawrence for a three pointer. In this situation, Lawrence chose to use the single screen set by Baru. Lawrence popped to the corner and got a wide open look at a three pointer which he knocked down off the pass from Stitt. See More
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This set was run by Marion Military Community College in the 2011-2012 season. This set is designed to get a lay up for your best slasher, or a three point shot for your best shooter. As your three man is coming off of the elbow double stack, he has to read the defense. If they trail him, he curls off of the double stack for a lay up, if they go under, he cuts for a midrange shot or three point shot. See More
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The key to this basketball play is timing and setting good screens. By making the defense focus on the hand off and rub screen action you soften up the defense and keep them from being able to help the way they should on the double screen. This is a good basketball play because it has multiple screening options. Get the defense to focus on the hand off and brush screen action to draw attention away from the double screen on the baseline for the shooter. This play is from Jeff B. Davis Community College 2011-2012 season. See More
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A set John Groce ran against USC on Monday night. A lot of action in this set and a lot of opportunites to score off of different screens. Finishes with a Screen The Screener and then roll & replace. See More
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A play from the opening week of the college season. This action is pretty common throughout the country, but I liked how this play has 5 setting a downscreen for 3 and then the second screen of a baseline stagger for the 2. You could finish the play in a hi/lo or side P&R See More
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Bruce Pearl ran this action when he was at the University of Tennessee to get his big guards posted on the block. See More
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This is the Sideline Out of Bounds play game winner ran by the Spurs on Opening night. Tony Parker came off a triple screen to hit the shot. See More
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Oklahoma State ran this set this morning in their game vs Tennessee to get their shooter a quick look. See More
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This BLOB comes from the game between the Maryland Terrapins and Kentucky Wildcats. 5 & 4 move into a stagger screen position for 1. 1 breaks off his cut between 5 & 4 and re-fills to the top as a safety. As 1 is coming between 5 & 4, 2 begins his cut trying to run his defender into the defender from 1 and takes the stagger screens set by 5 & 4 to receive a pass in the corner for the three pointer. Easy to run and effective. See More
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This baseline out of bounds set from the NHSBCA Playbook sets up in a box alignment above the free throw line to give cutters room to get open. See More
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Here is a double/single screening action designed to get either your 3 or 2 a good look at the basket. This was taken from the pre-season contest between Missouri & Missouri Southern. Coach Haith runs a number of good sets using screens to free up his shooters. See More
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Set good screens and cut hard. Inbounder needs to hit the players right when they get open and not make them wait on the ball. Get a basket off of the inbound pass or get right into your offense. This play is from the 2011-2012 Georgia Southern season. See More
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This series of plays was submitted to the NHSBCA Playbook by Winning Hoops, courtesy of Dick Manzo from Southern Regional High School in Manahawkin, NJ. Use the same action to get a shot for your best shooter in a quick hitter, sideline out of bounds play, and baseline out of bounds play. See More
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Quick Hitter that can be used for a 3ptr - 2 options to get a 3pt look See More
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Shooter needs to set his man up and make a good read. Screeners need to set goo solid screens and then react out of them to make an offense play. Unless it is an end of game situation where your team is up then side line out of bounds basketball play should be run to get a bucket. You either want to score right out of the sideline play or get right into your offense. Don’t waist opportunities to run set out bounds plays. This play is from the 2005-2006 Duke season. See More
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