Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. See More
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Kansas used this set in triple overtime vs. Oklahoma with 1:42 left in overtime down 103-102. The set has multiple options if opponents take one option away. See More
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Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/112519/play-4-Flat-DHO-BLOB#sthash.jaelHYL2.dpuf Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/112519/play-4-Flat-DHO-BLOB#sthash.jaelHYL2.dpuf Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/112519/play-4-Flat-DHO-BLOB#sthash.jaelHYL2.dpuf Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan. 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/112519/play-4-Flat-DHO-BLOB#sthash.jaelHYL2.dpuf Kansas used this set twice in the epic triple overtime thriller vs. Oklahoma on Jan 4th, 2016. The first time Frank Mason III connected on a wide open elbow jumper (1st Half - 7:43) and the second time was in triple overtime where Mason III got to the line in a critical juncture in the contest. - See more at: http://www.fastmodelsports.com/library/basketball/fastdraw/112519/play-4-Flat-DHO-BLOB#sthash.jaelHYL2.dpuf 1st Half set -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLshs83BK-Y // Triple OT set -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oob0zGy7Nd8 See More
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Colorado Christian University used this horns set to get some two dribble handoff options at the end of the game vs. CSU-Pueblo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZhOEA3Pdds See More
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Here is some 3-man game that Clemson uses against The U (1-16-16). It incorporates some UCLA loop action and a throwback/pitch back to get a open look in the lane. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBMbzAHowLw See More
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The Knicks ran this play in the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Pacers at the end of a quarter. The play was designed to get a J.R. Smith and Carmelo Anthony ballscreen in space. The play was probably designed for Carmelo to pop off the screen and isolate on the wing; instead Chandler was wide open at the rim and Melo hit him for an alley oop. See More
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This was a play run at one time by the Dallas Mavericks in their 2011 NBA Championship run. The plan was to get Dirk and Kidd in a ballscreen read situation where Dirk could isolate at one of two spots on the floor and have proper spacing around him. See More
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This Sideline out of Bounds play was run by the Utah Jazz under the leadership of Jerry Sloan. Sloan used a handoff/ downscreen curl simultaneously to get the ball into a cutting big man, who would usually get to the free throw line as a result of this play. There are many options for a layup or a shot in a very brief amount of action; all around one of the better side-out plays I've seen. See More
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Kevin Stallings and Vanderbilt have run this play for a few seasons, most notably with Festus Ezeli during the 2011-2012 season. As a four guard set it opens up the lane for a screening big man to slip to the rim and for guards to get many good shooting looks. See More
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Center Trip DHO is a play used by Mike Woodson and the New York Knicks to get either Raymond Felton attacking the rim or Tyson Chandler open on a lob. The Knicks use the extra attention given by defenses to Carmelo Anthony as a decoy, and the valuable shooting skills of J.R. Smith and Steve Novak as an opportunity to space the floor on one side of the court. See More
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In 2008, Jay Triano drew this play for a high handoff with Chris Bosh, who would likely pop out and set a ballscreen. Instead, the play worked out so that Bosh's presence with the ball would serve as a decoy for an off-ball player to cut backdoor and receive a pass from the man Bosh pitches the ball to. See More
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The Chicago Bulls ran this Sideline Out of Bounds play for Derrick Rose to get an open three pointer for a game winner. The defense was sucked into thinking the play was designed for Luol Deng (3) for the game-winner. See More
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In late game situations when you need a three pointer, Wheels is a good double screen set that frees up your shooter. When 1 comes off a double ball screen, he has room to stretch out the play on the perimeter, which allowed the double pindown to open up a shooter. 3 is the designed shooter in this scenario. See More
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Frank Martin and the South Carolina Gamecocks use this basic motion format at times as part of their "Spread" attack. The Gamecocks usually play with four guards under Martin, although the motion sets itself okay if the 4 is also a big man. The idea of the offense isn't to penetrate the defense through dribbling, but through getting an overload on one side in order to clear the opposite for a two-man game. See More
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This play was run by the New Orleans Pelicans on their opening night against the Indiana Pacers. Zip 54 Rub is designed to get Anthony Davis an open wing jumper, using his athleticism and comfort on the perimeter to throw off his post defender. Most post defenders aren't used to going over handoffs or screens, and this pattern that Davis runs forces them to do so. See More
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