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Lithuania ran this play in their preliminary round game against Brazil. This play provides multiple scoring options for them in a half court set depending on what the defense gives them. Lithuania has opportunities to get the ball inside to a post player (5) on a cross screen, to the point guard (1) on a flare screen, to a perimeter player (3) for a 3 on a down screen, or to a secondary post player (4) slipping the screen to the basket. See More
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Dayton clears out the left side of the floor then sends both 4 and 5 out to set a staggered screen for 1. 4 slips the screen and 5 sets the ball screen then rolls into the lane. See More
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As 4 slips to the rim, 5 moves out to set a ball screen for 2 on the wing. 5 then rolls as 4 replaces 5. See More
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This counter option works really well if the defense tries jumping the side ball screen. 4 slips to the rim instead of setting the side ball screen. See More
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The San Antonio Spurs summer league team ran an End of Game (EOG) play to beat the Warriors at the buzzer with a lob to Jonathan Simmons. The play showed how teams could take advantage of defenses that hard hedge (when the screener’s defender steps in the path of player coming off the screen) or switch off ball screens. Kyle Anderson is tasked with inbounding the ball, in the stronger side corner is the Spurs best shooter in DeJounte Murray. His job is not to move from that spot and keep the floor spread. Bryn Forbes is in the weakside corner and it appears as if CJ Williams and Simmons are setting a double staggered for Forbes. As Forbes comes off the first screen, Simmons’ defender jumps out early to hedge on the screen and make it a difficult entry pass to Forbes. As soon as the defender hedges Simmons slips right to the basket without ever setting the screen. Anderson throws the lob but it is a little off target but Simmons uses his athleticism to catch the ball, gather himself and goes straight up to score over the defense. Even if the defense switched in this situation Simmons would have the superior position as he has a direct lane to the basket and there would be no one in between him and the ball. The play above is a great example of a team slipping a screen to take advantage of teams See More
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1 passes to 4 at the high post then moves towards the corner to screen for 3. If the defense starts to cheat the action, 1 looks to slip to the rim for an easy layup. See More
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End of game Hammer set run by Golden State with slip/pop from the screener to open area on the wing. See More
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The Pistons ran this set out of a timeout. This set is effective for many reasons. First, they get the ball into the post which means everyone on the defense has to be ready to rotate to help prevent an easy basket. Next, the split screen up top on the strong side grabs X2’s attention because he has to be ready to stunt at 1 if X1 is late on the recovery/X1 and X4 do not switch. All of this action (the post up/split screen) sets the defense up for what Detroit really wants to get here—the hammer screen. Well-designed play with many options, including 5 on a slip. See More
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The Utah Jazz ran this ATO play against San Antonio down 2 with just under 3 minutes to play. This play can be used to free up a shooter for a 3pt shot, but the more likely option will be the 2 man on the slip, which in this case was Rodney Hood for a wide open dunk. See More
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This play is difficult to defend as multiple actions are occuring on both sides of the floor. The ball-screen/flare-screen works well and if defenders jump the screens the flare screener can look to slip as well. See More
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SFA runs this play in BLOB situations quite a bit. They have scored on slip screens, cutters running through the elevator screen, and the screeners flashing to the ball on the inbounds. See More
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St. Joes ran this set in their first round NCAA Tournament matchup vs. Cincinnati. If 1 is not open on the flare, look to 4 or 5 slipping to the rim. See More
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Here is a play Cal State Bakersfield uses to get the ball in the post. Forcing the defense to guard the post up and the staggered screen can open up a slip to the rim by 4. See More
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Overload ballscreen set vs a 1-2-2 zone. Counter to the normal set, if the low man overplays to the corner the big slips into the paint. See More
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