Here is a nice 1-4 high set from Kentucky to get a scorer (2) into a pick and roll at the top of the key. The scorer gets open running a zippper cut off of 4 and catching the ball up top to then rip left and use the ball-screen. See More
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Little Rock used this set against Iowa State. The back-cut wasn't there and they got a different shot, but the action is nice for clearing out room for the back cut. See More
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Here is a set play used by Indiana against Kentucky. The first screener rolls into the lane and the second screener sets a down-screen for the player who just rolled. See More
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A lot of teams play zone against SFA because of their efficiency running their man offense. Against zones, Coach Underwood likes to have two players up top and the other three form a triangle (corners and top of key). The player work freely in this triangle into openings and gaps. See More
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Here is a horns set play called by Jay Wright against Iowa in the Round of 32. The Wildcats pop the ball-screen and dive the opposite post. If the ball is reversed, 4 follows to set a ball-screen. See More
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Oregon used this play to start the game against St. Joseph's. SFA used the exact same play earlier against Notre Dame. The players overload the left side of the floor allowing a 2 man game at the pinch post. See More
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Lob play used by Oregon in the Round of 32. The lob wasn't there, so the Ducks went straight into a ball-screen at the pinch post. See More
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This is SFA's main offensive set getting the ball to the pinch post. From there, the Lumberjacks have several options. See More
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SFA runs this play out of the pinch post offense. If they can't get the ball to the high post, they run the top guard off of a flare screen at the elbow. See More
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This play overloads one side of the floor and has a cutter running off of a down screen for a shot. See More
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This play is a counter to the Pinch Post Pin play and instead of the down screen by the post the guard sets a back screen at the elbow for a lob play at the rim. See More
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This play is similar to the pin down play, but the cutter cuts back off of a staggered screen to the corner. The first screener then uses a down screen at the elbow for a shot. See More
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This is Coach Underwood's base zone offense. He uses two guards in the slots and the other 3 players work in a triangle around the zone defense. See More
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This is the zone attack Coach Dana Altman likes to use. He keeps his posts in the short corners and has his three guards play freely in the high post, wings, and top of the key. See More
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Here is another zipper action used by Texas A&M . This play gets the ball quickly into the post off of the zipper screen. See More
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