ATO SLOB the Warriors run in late game situations. Steph Curry usually is the 1 in this situation. Knowing X5 is going to jump out on him, it opens up the driving lane for 5. See More
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Designed to again get the player attacking to their strong hand, this set off the "AI-Iverson Cut" has options for players to attack off of. The first option is for the player to score and attack the rim, the second is if the defense collapses then look to kick to the big cutting off the hammer screen and finally a throwback set to get misdirection into a guard coming off a throwback screen. For the throwback screen it is important if the team "ICES" the ballscreen and you have already attacked the rim off the Iverson cut, then this will open up this counter even more, making it look like you are attacking and then throw it back for an open look. See More
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This is a creative set and it is similar to weave action in which 3 players flip or pitch the ball as an interchange. On the final flip, a big steps up into a ballscreen. What I like about this set is it gets the players attacking to their strong hands off the final ballscreen: Avery Bradley to his right, and Isaiah Thomas to his left. See More
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When the Celtics need a quick score for 2 they run backscreen out of a post up from a guard. Since the Celtics have versatility Stevens typically runs Evan Turner off a screen into the post, and the big then sets a backscreen for a guard at the top of the key. This option will not be there every time, so the big then continues and turns to set a pindown screen for the guard in the corner to look to get a jump shot off a curl cut. If all of these options are covered, he lets the player in the post go 1 on 1 and try to get a score. See More
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When Brad Stevens thinks his player has the advantage offensively, he will run this set to get a brush screen or a player cutting before a hard drive to the rim. The player he likes to handle the ball is typically strong and has a good chance at beating his man off the dribble. See More
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This play gets a good look at attacking the rim with 2 pin down screens in the corner. It forces the defense to spread out with quick guards curling around screens to the rim. See More
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1 screens down for 2 after giving the ball to 4. 5 sets a back-screen for 4. 2 makes the lob to 4. See More
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1 dribbles towards 3 as 4 sets a back-screen for 3. 5 flashes across the lane pulling defenders with him. 1 makes the lob pass to 3. See More
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This play is great to get a quick look at 5 cutting to the rim. If it isn't open, 4 runs a hand-off for 3. Put your best driver in this position to attack the rim off of the hand-off. See More
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1 dribbles off of a ball-screen from 5 pushing 3 to the corner. 5 then screens for 4. You can get a shot from 4 or hit 5 cutting to the rim. See More
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This play can be used to get a 2 on the drive from 2 or on the roll pass from 5 to 4. Use this play if you have enough time to get to all of the options. See More
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1 passes to 4 at the high post then cuts to the corner. 5 sets a pin down screen for 2 and looks to slip to the rim. See More
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This play came out of a timeout from South Carolina and shifted the momentum of the game. The key in this set is the ball reversals that make the defense ignore the weak side short corner. One of the most important concepts of attacking a zone defense is ball movement and attacking the gaps, but I’m a firm believer that screening a zone is even more dangerous. See More
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When the Bonnies saw that Dayton was denying the elbow entry pass off of their Horns set, they started off the half trying to keep the defense honest with a quick backdoor cut for an easy two points. This set is a great way to set the tone for the half to let the opposing team know that you are not afraid of their pressure. See More
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When you have a few baseline out of bounds plays in a game, why not try to capitalize on them when the defense is vulnerable and score every time? This screen the screener set is a great way to get a player who likes operating around the free throw line space. See More
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