#1 drives to the right. #4 lifts. #1 flips the ball to #4 and cuts to clear out to the opposite wing. #3 fills towards the slot. #4 passes the ball to #3. #4 cuts behind the ball and receives a pitch from #3. #2 clears out to the opposite side. #4 completes a dribble handoff with #1 and clears to the corner. #3 and #2 interchange. #5 sets a ghost pick and roll, and slips to the rim. See More
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#1 dribbles to the wing and passes to #5. #4 sets a down screen for #2. #3 clears to the opposite corner. #5 completes a dribble hand off with #2. #4 pops and #5 dives to the rim. See More
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#1 drives at #2 like he's going to complete a dribble handoff. #1 keeps the ball and #2 comes off a flare from #5. #5 sets a ball screen for #1 and rolls to the basket. #3 makes a 45 cut. See More
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This is a quick hitter that we used to run several seasons ago. It was called "Rondo" for Rajon Rondo of the Boston Celtics, who ran some similar actions. This set could be used as a quick-hitting set to flow into your normal offense, or it is also good action that could also be used at the end of quarter/half/shot clock. See More
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Villanova ran this quick hitter with success numerous times in their Big East Conference opener on the road at Butler on New Year's Eve 12/31/13. The first two options were the looks Villanova got against Butler. I added the last option for another wrinkle to this set. See More
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This is a BLOB set Doc Rivers liked to utilize when the ball was deeper into the corner than normal. Rivers would frequently run this set for shooters such as Ray Allen and Paul Pierce during his time with the Boston Celtics. See More
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Set utilized by John Calipari at Kentucky with two good options to score. See More
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Coach Tom Izzo from Michigan State University is one of the best in the game at "special team" situations. Here is one of his SLOB sets used with his teams, with multiple options. See More
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A variation of the pistol action shared a few weeks ago from the Miami Heat from a few seasons ago. In this action, LeBron James would come off a Chris Bosh ball screen and look to attack the rim. If LeBron could not get to the rim, he would look to hit Bosh popping to the corner/short corner after setting the ball screen. See More
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The Memphis Grizzlies ran this terriffic set to get Mike Conley an open look to attack the rim. This was in Game 1 of the 1st Round of the 2015 NBA Playoffs at home against the Portland Trailblazers. The Grizzlies ran this set to start the 3rd quarter and got a quick bucket from Conley to extend their lead. See More
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Here is a set play ran by Tommy Amaker at Harvard. A slashing wing/guard would be ideal in the "3" spot in this diagram, with your best shooter as your "2" to force the defense to make a choice to take away the drive (and leave an open shot for 2 in the corner) or put a lot of pressure on 3's defender to keep him from getting to the rim in isolation after coming off the ball screen from 4. See More
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Here is a set to use against a man-to-man defense that utilizes the hammer action on the backside to set up an open shot for your shooter. See More
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This is a quick hitter man offense set that the Kentucky Wildcats used during their 2011-2012 NCAA Championship season. See More
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Here is a 1-4 High set run by the Connecticut Huskies last season. This set allows you to put your best shooters and/or scorers in position to go backdoor for a lay-up, and then come off double stagger screens for an open shot. See More
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