Here is a double/single screening action designed to get either your 3 or 2 a good look at the basket. This was taken from the pre-season contest between Missouri & Missouri Southern. Coach Haith runs a number of good sets using screens to free up his shooters. See More
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This play was run by Missouri Southern in their pre-season game against Missouri. It is a good set to get your PG free off the Shuffle Screen action. The key to this play is for the 3 man to get open off the rub cut using 4 as a stationary screen. See More
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Brown makes the entry pass to Wood who has made a "V-Cut" to the wing Brown goes towards Howell for the UCLA screen and breaks off to the wing for a hand-off with Wood Wood gives the hand-off to Brown and then receives a screen from Howell Wood cuts over the top looking for a possible pass from Brown Leslie clears to the strong side block Howell sets the side PNR with Brown & rolls to the baseline Wood cuts down the middle of the lane and sets a cross screen for Leslie who curls the screen in this situation looking for a pass from Brown Leslie drew a foul on this play Coach Gottfried discussed this exact set during ESPN the Mag College Preview See More
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This is the SLOB ran last night by Brad Stevens and Butler down 70-67 against Marquette with .13 to play. The play used great misdirection in getting Clarke a clean look at a 3 which bounced off, but because of the great weak side rebounding position by Butler, they were able to tap in the rebound cutting the lead to 70-69. A very well designed set by from a timeout situation by the Butler Bulldogs and their great young Coach Brad Stevens. See More
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A zone quick hitter from Oklahoma State run after a sideline out of bounds. See More
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Here is a Shuffle set used by the Michigan Wolverines. See More
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Florida is perhaps one of the best PNR teams in America as Head Coach Billy Donovan has really used this to make his teams more dangerous both under the basket and on the perimeter. Florida does a good job spreading the floor and using their personnel to get people the ball in spots where they can score. The use of the double screen really makes it hard on defenses to recover in time, not leaving a man open as Murphy is a dangerous big man who can step out and shoot the 3. See More
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Duke ran this play against Ohio State just before the halftime looking to get a quick score with Plumless inside off the back screen from Thornton See More
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The Missouri Tigers ran this Motion Continuity set in their victory over SE Missouri State See More
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Missouri ran their Horns set with great patience after the initial action did not produce a shot Pressey showed his veteran leadership & experience by working the ball screen into a good opportunity for Bell taking advantage of open space in the paint See More
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In Gmunden we have used this Zone Offense in the past with great success. See More
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Michigan really has a nice variety of sets they run this year taking advantage of their players This set was used to free Stauskas for penetration from the wing See More
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ATO West Virigina ran this set looking for either penetration on the open side or getting their young star Henderson open at the 3 pt line See More
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In a flashback to 2012 when Ohio State was in the Final Four, Thad Matta ran this set play after a timeout in their match-up against Wisconsin at the Kohl Center Ohio State entered the game undefeated and let a 17 pt lead disappear in the 2nd half as the Badgers got hot from outside This Buckeye team had two very good shooters in this year and Coach Matta did a very good job running sets to get his shooters in a position to do the most damage See More
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Ohio State ran their version of the Weave Offense to perfection in 2010 and this end of shot clock play from the Weave is a good way to isolate either a strong post-up player or a three point specialists if the defense switches See More
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