Arizona State ran this BLOB (Base Line Out of Bounds) set as an ATO, in the 2nd half of their First Four loss to Syracuse. It has a simple read for the inbounder, on the weak side. It is a nice action, which can be used at any level. See More
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The counter to the Orange's Double Screen Curl BLOB. Used against switching defense (see description). See More
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A quick look of the BLOB by the Syracuse Orange against Arizona State's man to man defense in the First Four of the 2018 NCAA Tournament. See More
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Use both misdirection and guard-to-big screens for an open look inside with this 3 Low OOB from the Purdue Boilermakers. See More
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This 3 Low BLOB has been the go-to set for the '17-'18 Duke Blue Devils. Primarily used to get Grayson Allen a 3 in the corner, the screener (5) often finds himself wide open while the defense focuses its attention on Allen. Click for more content from Tony Miller! See More
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These guard-to-big and big-to-guard screens will create mismatches when defenses switch or open shots when screen defenders "show" on offensive players receiving screens. See More
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"Sparty" is a BLOB play that Michigan State University uses. The box set offers multiple looks for a jump shot or a dribble drive. See More
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Defenses do their best to stick with shooters on inbounds sets. That's why most OOBs involving a screen, rescreen action will typically get your team either an open three or a wide open layup. This 3 Low BLOB from John Calipari's Wildcats will get either look. See More
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The Tar Heels use multiple screens to create several scoring options in this BLOB action. Whoever is in the 5 position needs to be both a good passer and a solid decision maker. See More
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My personal favorite BLOBs have both an option for a layup and a three pointer. This 4 Low set includes both options. See More
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By starting 5 and 1 on the blocks in this 4 Low BLOB, it's almost guaranteed that the defense will not switch on the play's final action (a ball screen). If the defense does switch, there is a mismatch for the 5. See More
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One of the more popular inbounds setups, the 4 Low alignment allows for disguising a whole playbook of sets. This quick handoff back to the inbounder will often result in a layup or a drawn foul. See More
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Coach Dimitris Itoudis of CSKA Moscow runs this BLOB for the team's quick guards. Great against chase defense, as the paint is open for penetration. See More
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Ex-Atlanta Hawks Coach Lenny Wilkens would run this BLOB play for Steve Smith. See More
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Bill Self seemingly has an endless number of out of bounds plays, commonly using box sets and 4 low sets. This box BLOB is designed to get a shot for the inbounder off a pin down screen. More KU XsOs on FastDraw Chalk Talk See More
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