This is a play that works well to get movement in your offense off of Zipper action. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free when you sign up for an annual membership. See More
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This Zipper action can get a backdoor opportunity for a ball screener. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free when you sign up for an annual membership. See More
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This Zipper action is designed to get a post up opportunity for your #5. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free when you sign up for an annual membership. See More
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This play is a version of the San Antonio Spurs action off of Zipper. It is designed to get post feeds for #'s 4 and 5 and open looks at the wings for #1 and #3. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free when you sign up for an annual membership. See More
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This play off of Zipper action is designed to take advantage of a #1 who has the ability to play one-on-one with the threat of being a good shooter or the ability to drive to the basket. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free when you sign up for an annual membership. See More
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This is a ball screen play that the San Antonio Spurs have run from time to time. This play has a pick and pop that then ends up with a pick and roll on the rescreen. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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This play is designed to get a post feed to #4 off of Zipper action followed by a middle pick and roll. For more, check out my website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. 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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This ballscreen set was run last season by the Hawks with great success. Al Horford set great screens for Josh Smith at the elbows, and with Smith's rare ability to drive and dish from the forward position, the alley oop was so tough to stop. See More
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This Horns set to isolate either your PG/SG was run by Greece as their opening play against Slovenia in the European Championship yesterday. Vasilios Spanoulis is one of the most outstanding guards in Europe and is currently playing for Olympiakos Piräus in Greece. See More
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This is the first play ran by Slovenina in their opening game against the Czech Republic in the 2013 Eurobasket Tournament. See More
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Horns set uses a dribble hand off to set up a side ball scren. Coaches pass to make 5-0 offense a shooting drill. See More
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Horns set for a pick and pop with a shooting big man. Be creative with placing coaches to pass for shots. See More
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This is a play used last season by the Washington Wizards under coach Randy Wittman. The Wizards would try to get an open three pointer for Bradley Beal or Martell Webster, who they start in the corner out of a Horns formation. You'll see the defense pay a lot of attention to John Wall on this play as well; it's one of the few occasions he's been utilized as a screener and this is a good example of how it can be effective for the best player on a team to be the screener - it sets up openings for others. See More
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This play was taken from Mark Jackson and the Golden State Warriors. With the three elite three-point shooters that the Warriors had, Jackson would use this play to free one of them up at a time, bringing them off an elevator screen to the top of the key. The set does a good job disguising which player will be the shooter. See More
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