"Sometimes your best 'post' is not a 'post' at all..." This #EarlyOffense option flows out of a DHO and gets a guard cutting into the post area. Player 1 can facilitate or score from this area after establishing T-Post Position. See More
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4 ball screens 1 to the wing. 2 cross screens 5 to the post. 3 lifts up to the wing. 1 hits 5 in the post. 2 back screens 4 for a lob to the rim. 1 cross screens 2 for a shot. See More
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1 dribbles at 3 who gets a cross screen from 5 towards the paint. 1 enters to 5. 3 back screens 4 before getting a cross screen from 1 for 3pt shot. 1 should look to slip to the basket at times. See More
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1 dribbles to the wing and looks for a backdoor cut from 3. 3 sets a backscreen for 5 to post up and get the ball from 1. Upon post entry, 3 sets a backscreen for 1 who sets a crl screen for 2. 1 will sprint off of a screen by 3. See More
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3 sprints off stagger screen from 4 and 5. 2 sets cross screen on 5 after stagger. 1 enters to 5 in post. 1 screens away for 3 at elbow in split action before slipping to rim. See More
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We use this shooting drill to work on our split cut actions when there is a post feed. We use coaches as extra passers in order to get more reps. We also always have a defender on the post player and will also progress to having the drill be 3v3. The defender will be instructed by a coach on how to guard the post. As the season progresses, we will let the defender choose and the offensive player will read the defense. Click here for more #PlayerDevelopmentWeek content! See More
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Sticking with the theme of PACE and SPACE, here is a quick hitter that the Houston Rockets run to get 5 man Ryan Anderson a look from three if the defense has to tag on the 1 (James Harden) on the Down Screen DHO Action. See More
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1 hits 4 and sprints to following pass looking for possible hand off. 3 (shooter) back screens 5. 4 hands off to 3 who looks for shot. If no sho for 3, feed 5 sealing defender in post. See More
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Milwaukee had one of the most athletic lineups in the NBA last season. The Bucks were successful when they were able to play through Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton. Giannis is extremely gifted with size and athleticism, which gives him the ability to finish easily in and around the paint. Middleton was exceptional in post ups, moving off screens, and improved his pick/roll play. Milwaukee's corner offense provides multiple options in a set. Push Corner has a back screen to post option, and a side ball screen/ weak side pin option. At anytime, Eric Bledsoe and Malcolm Brogdon can slip the corner cut for a basket if teams anticipate the play call. See More
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T-Post Summary featurning the positioning and ideas to faciliate from the post area. Check out more #ModernBigTips on Twitter. Read full blog post breakdown: The T-Post Position See More
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2 sprints off of double screen while 1 uses single screen toward the weak side. 5 crosss creens 4 toward block. 2 gets ball from 3 and enters to 4 in post. 2 uses flare screen from 3 toward top of key where 4 looks to skip ball for shot. See More
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This is a Ladycat BLOB set with several options. There is a 3 option, quick short corner option. Zone Defense teams have to pay attention to where shooters are and where their rotation needs to be. See More
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This early offense is designed to create a quick hit for a trailing 5, using a down screen spot up or back screen for a layup. It works on either side of the court. This action creates pick/roll, pick/pop, and drive/kick opportunities. We use this to get a quick look and then roll into our offensive set. The 3 is our best decision maker /shooter. See More
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The Cleveland Cavaliers frequently use this play to force the defense to make a switch on the ball screen and get LeBron James an advantage against a smaller defender in the mid-post area. 1 looks to get the ball directly to James (3) out of the ball screen then lets him go to work. If the defense is fronting James and 1 can't get him the ball, 5 cuts to the high post area to receive the pass from 1. With the defender now on James' back, 5 can make a pass leading James to the basket. NBA Finals Preview: Cleveland Cavaliers See More
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Davidson's counter to Virginia's post double team. See More
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