Texas A&M has great guards, and Coach Kennedy takes advantage of this with a continuous ball-screen offense. The new rules benefit aggressive guards, and Texas A&M is able to shoot and penetrate with this offense. See More
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The Panthers used this play to beat Wichita State in the Missouri Valley Conference tournament. The play opens up the middle for the point guard to drive. See More
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Yale used this play against Dartmouth in the Ivy League. Yale does a great job of moving the ball to get an open shot or drive. This play opens up the post passing lane by occupying the weak side. See More
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Creighton used this play in the NIT to get a pick and roll/replace at the top of the key. The timing by the 5 man is key, as it can be hard to guard the catch into an immediate pick and roll. See More
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Wichita State used this in the First Four game against Vanderbilt. The spacing on the stacked staggered screen allowed the ballhandler to get deep into the lane. See More
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Kansas loves to have Perry Ellis set high ball-screens for the guards. Ellis is dangerous whether popping or rolling off of the screen. See More
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This is just another way that Bill Self likes to use Perry Ellis in a variety of ball-screens. This time, Ellis sets the ball-screen with his back to the baseline. See More
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UNC uses this play to open up the floor with a handoff/ball-screen combo. Carolina has guards that are capable of splitting the defense if the post defenders jump out too far on the hedge. See More
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This auto slip play is great to use against teams that like to hard hedge or switch on ball-screens. The athletic bigs are able to slip, catch, and dunk without a dribble. See More
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Zone play used against the Holy Cross zone defense in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament. The screen against the edge of the zone forces the defense into a tough spot guarding the roll. See More
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Holy Cross used this point series play to get an open shot at the top of the key. The point guard screens away and on the back cut he pops out. If 1 doesn't have something right away 5 can set a ball-screen at the top of the key. See More
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Here is another princeton type play from Bill Carmody and Holy Cross used in the NCAA Tournament. Off of the flare-screen the big can set a ball-screen either way or pop out and drive as he does in this video. See More
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Monmouth went on a big run against Bucknell in the NIT running the same horns set roll/replace action. They were able to get open layups, 3-point shots, and dunks from the set. See More
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This is a great late game play and the Cavaliers do a good job spacing out the floor with the players wider than normal. It opens up the floor for the ballhandler to create off the dribble. See More
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This play clears out the right side of the floor for the ball-screen at the pinch post. Oregon has long, quick wings and guards who thrive on these type of plays. See More
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