Ball out of bounds on the side... Down 1 (or 2)... Late in the shot clock... This screen the screener action can get you multiple looks, including a shot right at the front of the rim. See More
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Over "Chicago" Option from the Princeton Offense Point Series. Check out the diagrams + video below ft. the San Francisco Dons! See More
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This ATO from Boston's Brad Stevens can get you a lob at the rim or a 3, depending on how the defense plays the screen-the-screener action. Blog post by Tony Miller: Why You NEED FastDraw iPad This Season! See More
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This is one of the many "Diamond" sets from Henrik Dettmann of the Finnish National Team. As 4 slips the ball screen, this creates an advantage for the offense as x5 has to help on the slip. As x5 helps, 5 sets a pindown for 3. Because x5 is helping on the slip from 4, the offense creates a 2-on-1 advantage on the weak side since there is no help on 3 as he comes off the screen. See More
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The consecutive actions of a back screen and a down screen will result in x1 getting lost for a brief moment (helping on 3), creating enough space for an open look from deep. Click here for more Golden State Warriors sets! See More
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One of the best-kept secrets in college basketball is the William & Mary Tribe playbook. This particular baseline inbounds set from Coach Tony Shaver is designed to get your inbounder a look from the top of the key. See More
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This play was used by Coach Russ Bergman of Spartak Primorie. See More
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The Storm use this action to get into their "two man game," with Stewart. She has an option to roll or pop, depending on the defense. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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The Storm love to flow into this Horns action, with Stewart receiving the down screen. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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The Storm use this flex action to get Stewart a catch inside, or Bird an open look from three. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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This is another counter to the double stagger action. The back cut by the 3, makes it look like a set up for a double stagger. As the 1 arrives, the 4 flips to screen-the-screener. The 1, who is usually Toliver, pops for an open 3. The 4 slips to the rim. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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This is just one of the ways that the Mystics get into the action with Toliver setting a back screen for Delle Donne. If Toliver does not have an open 3, she can throw the ball into the post. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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The Mystics run this set as a counter to their double stagger action. This allows them to get Delle Donne an interior catch. On the FMS Blog: WNBA Finals - Top Plays Breakdown See More
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During the Euroleague Women's Final Four, Yakin Dogu Universitesi ran this play to get Kayla McBride a three-pointer after a timeout. McBride, who averaged nearly 19 points per game while taking five three-point attempts per game at a near 40% clip, was able to convert on this elevator action. See More
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Cheryl Reeve runs this play with the Minnesota Lynx to punish inattentive perimeter players on the weak side of the floor. By precisely spacing players along the perimeter, several open shots are presented through the duration of a possession when this play is run. See More
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