Cross Screen option out of Pinar Karsiyaka Head Coach Aleksandar Trifununovic's iteration of Spurs "Motion Weak". Karsiyaka run this to get DJ Kennedy in the post but it can be used with a big. Karsiyaka will mask this entry by having the 5 start on the FT line and set back sreens before flashing for the reversal. Play can also end with an empty corner PNR instead of a post up. See More
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Boston's Brad Stevens is a master of ATO's and OOBs'. This BLOB is designed to get a shot or drive for Jayson Tatum or Jaylen Brown. See More
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Philadelphia 76ers transition quick hitter for 5 man to get a touch at the rim. Really difficult to action to defend as it appears wings will cross, but 2 stops short to set back screen for 5. More from Kevin Bruinsma: Utah Jazz - Defensive Game Plan See More
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A nice ATO SLOB set run by the Boston Celtics in Game 2 vs the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2018 NBA Playoffs. Great for a team with post players who can pass out of the post. See More
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Boston Celtics post entry screen the screener action for a layup. Could also be run to get an open look for a shooting forward. More from Kevin Bruinsma: Utah Jazz - Defensive Game Plan See More
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A favorite play of BC Khimki Head Coach Georgios Bartzokas. Great way to get a big a post touch. Often it is an opening play for BC Khimki. It's a difficult to defend action due to the misdirection and screens. See More
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The Washington Wizards have incorporated both Motion Weak and Strong sets into their playbook to reduce the monotony of a guard-oriented, pick and roll heavy offensive attack. Scott Brooks will use this action for Motion Weak as well (ball reversal with shallow cut from guard to weak side). The Wizards are not strict as to what option they will go to out of this set, as they will take what the defense gives them throughout the Motion Flex sequence. See More
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Xavier's secondary break set is used in its man-to-man offense. Options for a lob pass to 4, or hit 2 in a short corner area to attack. Blog Post: Early Offense Philosophies Click for more Early Offense sets! See More
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Coach Alessandro Ramagli, Head Coach Virtus Bologna in the Italian A League, runs this set to use his combo guard Alessandro Gentile in the low post. It allows Gentile to finish at the rim or to attract traps. Gentile can pass the ball out for a 3pt look, or to Marcus Slaughter (5) hiding on the baseline. Click for more international XsOs! See More
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In the 2018 NCAA Tournament first round, Buffalo made Arizona's big front court chase its undersized lineup all over the floor, leading to numerous open shots. Here the Bulls use some misdirection action before getting into a middle ball screen. NCAA Tournament - XsOs Behind the Upsets See More
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Pinch Post set commonly run by Oregon Ducks to get a forward into an Isolation situation at the high post. 4 has option to attack and score, or find shooters spaced if defenders come help. See More
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A simple cross screen by Moe Wagner (5) sets up a 3 for Duncan Robinson (4) in the corner. Michigan Wolverines - Find, Use, Create Philosophy See More
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The Jayhawks run arguably the most well-known 4 Low BLOB out of a box set. Final Four Breakdown: Kansas Jayhawks' X Factor See More
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This is a set UMBC ran against Virginia in their upset victory in the NCAA Tournament. I love the action because the guard that screens for the big to set a ball screen then comes off a 5 man screen to the corner. His man should be in the hole to defend the pick and roll, and when he recovers he has to ellude a screen. NCAA Tournament: XsOs Behind the Upsets See More
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Buffalo attacked Arizona's big front court by playing small and spacing them out on the perimeter. This isolation action is great for teams with an undersized 4 to take advantage of a bigger/slower defender. NCAA Tournament - XsOs Behind the Upsets See More
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