Kent State ran this set off a made free throw at 15:42 left in the second half down 7. Coach Senderoff called it from the bench to get their 7 footer, Adonis De La Rosa, a post iso. The action prior to the post entry consists of a rip screen option, followed by two ball screens and a dribble handoff, and finally a return pass to an easy post feed. De La Rosa ended up getting fouled on the play. See More
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At 14:40 in the first half, Purdue ran this quick hitter to get a great look on a post isolation from a high low pass. Swanigan, 5 in this case, is Purdue's go to post player, but he is also a threat to hit the three which opens up the lane for his counterpart, Haas, the 4 in this case. The action starts with a dribble handoff on the wing and ends with a seal in the paint. See More
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Late in the 1st half, Purdue ran this BLOB to get a wide open layup on a slip to the rim by their big man. Multiple back screen options allow the slip if the screened defender fights over the screen, or if they get stuck, a pitchback for a wide open 3 in the corner. See More
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With 48.3 seconds left in the 1st half, Purdue ran this quick hitter for their best shooter to get a 3 in the corner off a double stagger along the baseline. Good set for late clock situations, after timeout, or needing a 3. See More
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Purdue ran this quick hitter for a layup after a dead ball early in the second half of the Round of 32 matchup with Iowa State. They used dribble handoff entries all night and this allowed them to get an open layup off a back cut later in the game. See More
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Coming out of halftime in their round of 32 matchup with Iowa State, Purdue ran this quick hitter for a layup. It starts with three players along the baseline (could start as 1-4 low if using as a quick hitter in half court offense, not off an inbounds) into horns using two dribble handoffs, and ends with a rip screen for a backdoor layup. See More
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Dr. Dish Shooting drill designed to compliment the Michigan 2 Guard Offense See More
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Dr. Dish Shooting drill designed to compliment the Michigan 2 Guard Offense See More
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Dr. Dish Shooting drill designed to compliment the Michigan 2 Guard Offense See More
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Minnesota ran this SLOB with multiple options in the early part of the second quarter in their game against the Mystics on 6/23/17. Here, Alexis Jones got to the rim off the eventual ball screen, but the flare screen option was also wide open for a Maya Moore three. See More
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At 8:10 in their First Four matchup against LIU-Brooklyn, Radford ran this set to get a wide open three for their best shooter. The action initiates with a floppy look for the 1, then quickly morphs into a double stagger on the weak side for the down screener. See More
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LIU-Brooklyn ran this set with 4:10 left in the first half against Radford in their First Four matchup. Earlier in the game, LIU-Brooklyn ran a Horns set for a handoff right back to 1, making this the counter. See More
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With 6:25 left in their round of 32 matchup with Indiana, Oregon ran this quick hitter out of a box SLOB set to get Sabrina Ionescu a wide open 3. Note the counter to the switch on the down screen would create an automatic slip & high low with the guard at the top and the post player setting the screen. Blog Post: Oregon Wing Ball Screen Series See More
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To open the 4th quarter in their game against Oregon, the Indiana women's team ran this set to create an isolation off a flare screen for its best shooter. Simple misdirection and creation of an overload stretched the Ducks' defense, resulting in a small advantage gained and used. See More
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With 33 seconds left in the third quarter of their Round of 32 matchup with Missouri State, Iowa State's Women's team ran this 1-4 high set to get a post isolation for 6'1" forward Madison Wise, taking advantage of a matchup with a smaller defender. The key to this was Wise's ability to change pace and speed coming across the top of the key; the timing allowed her to keep the defender on her back as she established position on the mid-post. Iowa State ran this to perfection late clock and ended up sending Wise to the FT line to cut the Missouri State lead to 4 going into the fourth. See More
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