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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This is a dribble push option in Carolina's secondary break. The ball is reversed to 4 and the back screen is set by the point guard at the top of the key. 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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I'm a big fan of the old school box sets, and Roy Williams has a great one here. The point guard dribbles to the right as 3 sets a back-screen for 4 at the elbow. The defense has to respect this screen, and before they know it you're hitting them with a staggered down-screen for your shooter. 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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Virginia uses this play to get an open look in the corner for 3, then another open look for 4 as 3 drags the ball out. If nothing is there, the ball is reversed and a ball-screen can be 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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Oregon spreads the floor and has 5 set a flat ball-screen at the top of the key. 1 drives and looks to get to the rim or pass out to open shooters. See More
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Here is a set play used late in the first half against Purdue. The Trojans deviate from their horns roll/replace and send the post players to the corner to set a staggered screen. They ended up drawing a foul on the play. See More
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Here is a good play for a left-handed driver. Norther Iowa used this against Texas in the NCAA Tournament to clear out the left side for a drive. See More
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Duke used this set multiple times against Yale to get Brandon Ingram the ball at the high post. The guard in the corner then runs right clearing the left side for Ingram to drive. See More
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Horns set used by Little Rock against Iowa State. Rolling the big opposite opens up the lane to drive for the 4 man popping. See More
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Iowa State used this play against Little Rock running cutters off of multiple stagger screens. Nader ended up driving but could have passed to the shooter coming off of the second screen. See More
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Gonzaga used this play to get an open layup against Utah. Against a team that pressures passing lanes, push the dribble towards the wing and send the player on a back cut. The horns set opens up the floor to give room to make the pass. See More
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Providence used this play against North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament. The continuous movement forced the defenders to get out of position allowing Providence to drive to the rim and force a foul on the Tarheels. See More
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