Wofford ran this set to free up their best shooter, Fletcher Magee. It frees him up because he sets a screen before receiving two screens. NCAA Tournament - Style of Play Viewing Guide See More
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Buffalo held the ball for the last shot of the first half to run this play against Arizona State. After getting the ball off the Iverson cut, 2 rejects the ball screen to drive baseline. 3 cuts off of a triple stagger screen to receive the pass from 2 for the shot. See More
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BLOB STS and ISO set. The shooter wil screen for the guard getting the designed ISO touch and then come off a double stagger screen. See More
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- 4 cuts from the right block across the baseline. - 5 loops around as 2 walks his man down to the block. - 3 cuts in to block as 4 exits, then clears to the corner. - 4 will briefly pause on the wing to set his man up then sprints off around screens from 2 and 5 for a lob at the rim. See More
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Marquette runs this often. Has a great option for a post ISO as well as a shooter coming off the double stagger. For Marquette this is Howard coming off the stagger and it leaves the post wide open. See More
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BLOB box set that ends with a doube stagger for a shooter. See More
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This set by Wofford has a lot going on, but it is a great action to get an open 3. The set has a pin down, with a return dribble hand off. Following that, it appears to be a double stagger away, but that is rejected. The next misdirection is the potential floppy action, which is twisted at the end, to be a double stagger coming back out for a shot. This is a great set, to open up a good shooter. Wofford beat Seton Hall in the first round, behind their ability to free up their three point shooters. This is just one example of the great actions that they run. NCAA Tournament - Style of Play Viewing Guide See More
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Florida won their first round match-up with Nevada. In the 2nd half, they turned to this BLOB set. The set clears the side, behind the ball screen, which opens up the lob. There are multiple options on this set, as 1 reads the help defense, which makes it a great play to put into your playbook. See More
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Florida State ran this play on consecutive possessions late in their first round win against Vermont. They had Terance Mann (3) cut off baseline screens from 4 & 5. Once 3 gets the ball he can attack to create a shot for himself or his teammates. #FastModelMadness NCAA Tournament: Viewing Guide by Style of Play See More
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Bradley ran this BLOB against Loyola-Chicago in the MVC Semifinals. See More
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Minnesota ran this multiple action play in the first half of their NCAA tournament game against Louisville. The initial action has an option for a post up. As the play continues, 2 cuts off a triple screen to get a look at a three-point shot. ð??? post by @_MattWheeler for FMS! ð??? Mid-Major Teams Poised to Make Noise in the #NCAATournament Upsets are going to happen! Take a look at four possible programs, along with their go-to #XsOs.#MarchMadness | #FastModelMadnesshttps://t.co/HwXLHFedYV — FastModel Sports® ð???ð??» (@FastModel) March 20, 2019 See More
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Utah State frequently runs this play to get their leading scorer Sam Merrill (2) the ball coming off a screen, where he can attack the basket or take the open three. The first option looks for their 5 to get the ball at the rim off a double back screen. 2 then receives a stagger screen to get the ball at the top of the key. On the FMS blog: Mid-Major Teams Poised to Make Noise See More
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Brooklyn Nets version of Motion Strong from five-out including options after Early Offense. Video below diagrams! See More
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Motion Strong from the dribble option into a Throw & Go handoff or spread ball screen. Clip below ft. the Brooklyn Nets! See More
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This set is very tough to guard. It gives the defense multiple actions to defend and the offense multiple oppurtunities to score. See More
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