A set ran by Zach Spiker at Army out of a free throw break when they can set up running lanes. The set got 2 layups when they ran it in a game. 4 man really has to sell that hes going to get open for the 1 man and then cut hard. See More
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Run this ballscreen to get all three of your guards a scoring look while occupying the post. See More
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Cones are set up with tennis balls (or similar sized ball) on top of them in the 5 spots as diagrammed. Player 1 has "the ball" and the other 4 teammates are ready to react to "dribble penetration". Player 1 starts the action by picking the ball up off of the cone and sprinting to the basket. As soon as Player 1's ball leaves the cone, the other 4 players must Circle Move, taking their ball with them. Player 1 must put the ball in the basket (layup or dunk!) before the other 4 players place their ball on the next cone. The player moving from the corner along the baseline must place the ball on the opposite short corner cone. The last player to complete their task has an exercise (jump squats, pushups, etc) 5 fills out to corner, 1 fills open spot, and 3 becomes the player with the ball. You can start the ball from any of the 5 spots, and the player with the ball gets to choose which direction to dribble penetrate. *VARIATIONS - last 2, 3, or 4, players have to do the exercise; 4 against 1 - the player with the ball has to beat the other 4, See More
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Use this simple 1-4 high set from the NHSBCA Playbook to get the ball inside to your scorer intially or your best post player after a ball reversal. See More
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Player starts underneath the rim. Curls to wing for first shot (pass from coach). Player jogs underneath rim again, stop for a brief second (to change speeds) then explodes for a 3pt off cone Player sprints to elbow cone Coach calls "Pop" or "Cut" Player responds to coach's command Player "Plants and pushes" to cut or to pop spot See More
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On Triple, we want the ball pushed down the sideline as early as possible. In this frame, 1 pushes the ball down the right side to the two. We would ideally like 2 to catch (or dribble to) the free throw line extended. On 2's catch, the 5, 1, and 4 will quick screen across the lane for 3 who comes off the triple screen looking for the quick three point shot. 2 should pass to 3 if open. If x4 steps out to stop the pass from 2 to 3, we want the 3 to immediately backcut to the rim. As soon as 3 basket cuts, 4 will screen for 1 who will curl back for the three point shot. Depending on the game situation, we will take the layup or three point shot. Again, with simple cuts we are able to move quickly to a 1-4 high set or any other alignment necessary to begin our offensive possession if we are not able to get a good shot off our Triple Secondary play. See More
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Today's FastDraw Drill of the Day is Rip the Hip. See More
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In today's FastDraw Play of the Day, Creighton uses this 1-4 set to isolate their post for a score in a big Judgment Week win. See More
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Today's Play of the Day is a 1-4 High Set that gives you several options to feed a dominant post player, with great action away from the ball to keep help defenders occupied. A must for every coach's FastDraw playbook! See More
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1 pushes 2 through on dribble, 3 screens for 2, 5 and 4 set double screen for 2. 1 hits 2 for shot. *NOTE: 3 can post up after screening if there is a position advantage, otherwise clear to corner. If shot is not there for 2, 5 sets flare screen for 4, then dives to rim. This sets up an ISO situation for 5 to set a PNR for 4 with shooters spaced out on the weakside. See More
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Today's FastDraw Drill of the Day is a 2 Man Transition break action. See More
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