The Miami Heat ran this against the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals to eliminate #21 Tim Duncan from hedging or trapping the ball screen. By having #6 Lebron James play the 3 he could handle the ball and free the 1 man #30 Norris Cole up to set a down screen for the 5 man #1 Chris Bosh. This is how #6 Lebron James got so many pull up jumpers as the Spurs post were slow getting up to the ball screen. See More
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Tied 63-63 against UMKC we turned to the side ball screen action against their match-up 2-3 zone they played for nearly 40 minutes. The key was a great screen by #4 Amiker, which eliminated the ball defender. The weakside guard of their zone had to stop our ball handler, #11 Cole in a tie game, who then kicked it to our shooter, #10 Keene on the left wing. The bottom man of the zone didn't want to leave another shooter, #1 Plummer in the corner of the floor so the top defender tried to stop ball and then recover to contest the shot. See More
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Tied 11-11 early in the 2015 National Championship game, UConn ran this set to get Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (The ALL TIME NCAA Women's Basketball Record Holder for 3FGM) an open look from 3 which she knocked down and UConn never trailed again on their way to a 10th NCAA National Championship. See More
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An action UMBC ran multiple times against Virginia in its historic upset victory during the NCAA Tournament. This action is a great way to get movement, and set a few ball screens in the center of the floor. NCAA Tournament - XsOs Behind the Upsets See More
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Denver Nuggets flow into different actions from their Transition Offense. Here is an action that incorporates a lot of things, including DHO and Ball Screen. Simple, easy, effective. More from Kevin Bruinsma: Utah Jazz - Defensive Game Plan See More
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Boston Celtics 4 man ball screen and 5 man ball screen. Blog: How the Celtics are keeping it simple with spread offense See More
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Golden State Warriors side ball screen action. FMS Blog: Impact Player - How Draymond Green Makes Winning Plays Top Plays Behind Golden State's Championship Run See More
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This is a tricky play to defend--especially when teams are fighting over screens--because of the back-to-back stagger screens. If your 5 can shoot it, you may also look to him shaping up after 1 cuts off his screen, since his man may be sagging to help with the cutter. See More
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Tennessee ran this ball screen action in overtime of their opening round win of the NCAA Tournament. Tennessee did a great job using ball screens throughout the game and used their size in the post. This set got a major basket in overtime when the defense overplayed and set up a back door cut to the basket. See More
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Michigan State ran this Elbow Ball Screen set in their win against Harvard in the NCAA Tournament. The first option of the set is guard Gary Harris coming off down screen. The next option is Denzel Valentine who comes off a backscreen, looking for a pass at the basket. The final option is a ball screen where the 4 (Branden Dawson) sets a high ball screen for Gary Harris. Dawson rolls automatically to the basket but its up to Harris to drag the screen until Dawson is open at the basket. See More
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Connecticut ran this high ball screen in the National Semifinal against Florida. Amida Brimah does a nice job setting a great screen, rolling to the basket and then posting on the block. After receiving the pass on the block, DeAndre Daniels cuts hard to the basket and gets pass from Brimah. See More
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During the 2013/2014 Euroleague season, CSKA Moscow ran this high ball screen play with the special of setting a backscreen on the screener defender. This play is designed to have your two best pick and roll players running a high ball screen. The backscreen action workes against most pick and roll defenses (an exeption is the hard hedge and trap) and opens up multiple options for the offense. See More
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This zone offense can be run against a 2-3 zone. The ball reversal and basket cut forces a defensive shift and bump down. This gives the other big man a great chance to set a solid ball screen on the inside defender of the front line (X1) and the guard a drive to the basket. See More
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Very common play entry to create a pick & roll on top. This one progresses with a small addition that might gives you a lob, but in any case another ball screen in the middle of the floor. See More
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This play creates a drive for your guard. The flare screen action, which the defender of 4 has to react too, makes it hard for him to contain on the ball screen action. This opens up a huge lane to attack for the guard handling the ball. See More
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