Drill for denying the swing spot and defending second side actions. #PressureManTips Read more on the FMS blog: Defensive Denial Drills Click to view all posts by Randy Sherman & Radius Athletics! See More
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NAIL ISO is a concept stemming from the NAIL entry of X-Action. If the nail player (who can be anybody; does not have to be your Center) does not deliver either handoff from X-Action, face up and look to go 1v1 with the cutting and filling ongoing. Get the complete X-Action Playbook! See More
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The Throw & Go Handoff including counters. Video below featuring the Brooklyn Nets! See More
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Baylor Bears lob set vs. 2-3 Zone. Diagrams + video below. See More
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Competitive version of shell drill where a score followed by a stop equals a point and a team must gain three points to win. Drawn 3v3 but can be 4v4 as well. Setup and rules in frame descriptions. Radius Athletics exists to serve, grow and develop basketball coaches at all levels. How do we do this? Simple. Pillars of Radius Athletics Move coaches towards simple, seamless basketball characterized by conceptual offense, transition flow and a defensive approach befitting the modern game Promote a practice philosophy in line with Growth Mindset and Motor Learning An “Essentialist” approach to creating a program identity Modernization of the professional development model for basketball coaches - Radius Athletics Info *New customers use discount code SAVE10 at purchase: www.fastmodelsports.com* See More
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Attacking the empty or NAKED side of the court with the flare screen in Princeton Offense. More Princeton Offense info: Princeton Offense Playbook Princeton Offense Playbook - Vol. 2 Video below featuring Campbell University demonstrating this concept. See More
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Throw & Go We may also start the offense with a throw & go. 1 passes to 5... ...then goes into a handoff with 5 to get it back. 5 rolls after delivering the handoff, 4 replaces. Assuming 1 throws back to 4 on the replace... ...4 looks hi-lo to 5 With no hi-lo available 4 may pass to wing or back to 1. Wing pass = wing ball screen + roll & replace Slot pass = high ball screen + roll & replace See More
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Set run frequently by the Chicago Bulls for aggressive defense against Jimmy Butler. See More
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This is a great end-of-game set to get the ball to your playmaker. I stole this from Tim Floyd at UTEP after seeing them run it against Western Kentucky (2/6/16). UTEP plays small and has their best play-maker (Lee Moore, who is truly a guard) playing the 4. Ideally on this set you would like your play-maker to be switched onto by the other team's 5 man. 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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Out of a 3 out 2 in set, the ball is swung to one side and the weak side big fades to the strong corner. The ball is returned to the top where the ball side big flashes middle. The ball is swung back to the strong side where the flash sets a ball screen, the ready shooters rotate to allow space. The corner big replaces the ballhandler's position. See More
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New Mexico State ran this BLOB set at the end of the first half vs Baylor. Especially useful vs a team who goes man vs BLOB sets. See More
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This is a set used by the Miami Heat during Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals. This can begin with a Pistol Action or 1-4 into an Iverson cut followed by a double drag screen. Video clip below. See More
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This is a BLOB set used by Marquette strictly for the 2024 NCAA Tournament. A great set for a quick 3 or pick and roll action. See More
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