Zone play used against the Holy Cross zone defense in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament. The screen against the edge of the zone forces the defense into a tough spot guarding the roll. 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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UNC uses this play to open up the floor with a handoff/ball-screen combo. Carolina has guards that are capable of splitting the defense if the post defenders jump out too far on the hedge. See More
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This set is one of the best sets I have seen from the 2015-16 NCAA season. It has so many layers and options to it and is forcing the defense to guard for the entire possession. It has screen the screener action, double cross screen into roll and replace action, into a high low opportunity and then when the defense collapses to help on the post, double stagger for a guard to get a shot. See More
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If a team goes to a zone defense against a baseline out of bounds, Kansas runs a nice lob set to get a bucket. See More
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Coach Kruger has been calling this play more and more lately. It's a smart move, as again it forces the defense to pay attention to Buddy. Having Buddy set the ball-screen is a good strategy, as most teams will not hard hedge in this situation. On the pop, Buddy can go to work at the top of the key. See More
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Early offense with delay action taken from Mike D'antoni, designed to take advantage of mismatches while defense is scrambling. See More
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Cross screen set versus zone against baseline out of bounds defense. See More
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Purdue ran this quick hitter out of the timeout against Michigan State to get an easy dunk. With so many offenses based around sideline pick and rolls, this set keeps the defense honest by tossing in the occasional slip. See More
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This set gave West Virginia a great look for a three-pointer coming out of the timeout. There was also the option for the shooting guard to get a layup if the defense left him open. See More
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Lob set with action before to throw defense off. See More
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Similar to weak, this rscreen the screener action (Rice) is designed to get the defense moving before the initial action. See More
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Baseline out of bounds plays with the same formation and multiple looks can be lethal. This set is simple. The shooting guard has to read the defense. If the defense is overplaying them, they can cut to the hoop for an easy layup. Otherwise, this set should be an easy way to get an open three-pointer. See More
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If you are looking to get a big man a good look in the post, this set is about as good as it gets. This is a great set to run at the beginning of a game if you are the type of coach that believes in getting your big going early on to have them active on defense. See More
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Lob set designed to get the defense moving before a backscreen. See More
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