Running different plays out of the same initial formation makes your team harder to scout and harder for your opponent to beat you to spots on the court. See below for a number of different BOBs that can be run from the same formation. See More
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This baseline out-of-bounds play is not just a way to get the ball in. It gives two solids options to get a good look in the paint. It can be run against man or zone. It has a higher potential to be run against zone because of the cutting action but it is essential that if it is run against zone that the screener hits his man. This play is one I took from my father who has coaches youth basketball for over a decade and it has been his most succesful baseline out-of-bounds play. Also since it ends up in four players on the baseline, Flex can be run from it after the ball is inbounded. See More
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The Davidson Wildcats use this BLOB play against 2-3 zone defenses. The entire outcome is based on a misdirection action. The two bigs set screens to get the shooter (inbounder) open. Then the action on the other side of the court occurs. A ball screen and baseline screen to either get a shot from the short corner or a seal inside. See More
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The Commodores use this BLOB vs 2-3 zone defenses. It helps to put a shooter on the inbounder spot. This makes the defense closeout on his cut to the corner and opens up space in the middle for the two bigs. See More
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This is a BLOB play the Cleveland Cavaliers used, playing against the Golden State Warriors on January 9th 2015. The elevator action is a decoy for the actual option, a Kevin Love pop out behind the arc. See More
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This is one of the BLOB plays the Washington Wizards use during the 2014/2015 NBA season. It's mainly designed to create a 3point opportunity. See More
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Cal-Poly ran this baseline out of bounds play in their opening round win of the NCAA Tournament. Timing is extremely important with this set as the down screen and the pass to the corner need to be simultaneous. This is a perfect set is you have a strong, physical guard that can score in the paint. See More
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This is a variation of the baseline out of bounds play (BLOB) "Oakland" that I posted some time ago. This play is run from a 1-4 high formation as opposed to a 1-4 low formation to take advantage of teams that like to play man-to-man defense against baseline inbounds plays. For more, check out the website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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This is a variation of the baseline out of bounds play (BLOB) "Up" that I posted some time ago. The variation of the play in that it is run from a 1-4 high formation as opposed to a 1-4 low formation. We like to run this variation to take advantage of man-to-man defenses against our BLOBs. For more, check out the website www.coachpeelbasketball.com, sign up for a free membership, and get your first 30 days free. See More
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Thanks to Ben Asher (@Ben_Asher) for the heads up on this fantastic BLOB LOB run by Dayton at the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. Have any great sets you want to share? Tweet them to us @FastModel See More
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Another golden nugget from the 2014 FIBA World Cup. This baseline out of bounds play Lithuania ran against Angola for a 3 pointer. There are lots of scoring chances also within this blob. See More
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The 2014 FIBA World Cup continues to produce lots of stuff coaches can add into their toolbox this season. Here is a baseline out of bounds play Greence used against Puerto Rico that has a bunch of options and very difficult to guard. See More
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• #3 cuts towards the basket • #1 cuts back towards half court • #2 passes to #3 • #5 and #4 set a double staggered screen for #2 See More
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New Cleveland Cavaliers coach and former coach of the Russian National team David Blatt used this fantastic baseline out of bounds play against Lithuania in the 2012 Olympic Games See More
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Former Russian National team coach and new Cleveland Cavaliers coach David Blatt ran this for a layup against Lithuania in the 2012 Olympic Games See More
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