Very creative set by Anwil Head Coach Igor Milicic. This set worked because Anwil have a shooting 5 and a size advantage at the 1. This set is designed to look like a traditional Horns Side action and is to be used against teams that stunt, trap off the ball or show on the down screen - any coverage that enables the PG to get his defender in his back. See video below for evidence of it working successfully! See More
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Very effective secondary transition/early offense set from Cardinals Head Coach Chris Mack. This action uses some false motion and then incorporates a flare screen followed by a ball screen. If you love 4 Out spacing, add this to your playbook ASAP! On the FMS blog: Early Offense Philosophies Flare Screen Essentials See More
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Spread Ball Screen vs. 2-3 Zone #ZoneOffenseTips + #SBSoffense For more on spread ball screen offense: Spread Ball Screen Basics (blog) Spread Ball Screen Offense (Playbook) Spread Ball Screen Entries (Playbook) See More
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Marquette used this set to get Sacar Anim driving downhill going to his right hand. Hauser and Howard blur cut to create a larger gap to drive while also possibly running into Anim's defender. Check out the video below. Blog Post: Creating With Blur Screens Check out #FastModelMadness for more awesome coaching content! See More
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From Horns The Denver Nuggets use the dribble handoff coupled with a staggered screen on the weak side to occupy helpers and create a driving gap. Diagram and video below! See More
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A false motion quicker hitter from Tennessee Head Coach Rick Barnes! This set is guarenteed to get your best post player a deep position catch. It may even catch opponents off guard for an easy, uncontested layup. This action uses a cross screen and back screen, ending in a big on big cross screen for a post catch. Click for a Twitter thread of Tennessee Early Offense sets! See More
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1st option: Cross Screen to get GA a post touch 2nd option: Roll Counter: GA could sprint and play Side PNR with 1 3rd option: 1 also could reject Ball Screen and go to the Rim. 4th Option: 3 comes off a Triple Invert Screen for a 3pt Shot. See More
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1st option: Stagger Screen for 3 2nd Option: If x3 overplays, 3 could cut to the Basket for an easy look. 3rd option: If GA has the ball, he could starts a 2-man game. 4th option: 3 curls around 1's Screen, then 1 comes off 5's Screen for a 3pt shot See More
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1st Option: Wide Pindown for 2. 2nd option: If x4 overplays on a Pindown, then GA slips to the Basket 3rd Option: Elbow game with a Stagger Screen on the Weak Side and a DHO on the Strong Side. 4th Option: Wrinkle, when GA sets a Pindown for 3 See More
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1st Option: 2-1 Hand-off into 1-5 Ball Screen 2nd Option: Keep Counter - 2 fakes a Hand-off and go to the Rim 3rd option: If 2 curls to the Basket after 5's Pindown, then 5 starts playing a 2-man game with 1. 4th Option: Create a 2-man game with Giannis Antetokounmpo as a Roll-Man. See More
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1st option: Create an open look after an Early Wide Pindown See More
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ATO Hammer set designed to get your best shooter a corner three. Click for more Iverson actions! See More
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A set designed to get a DEEP post catch! Tennessee is the best team in the country at getting deep post position using physical duck ins. I call this a "False Motion" set because it uses actions to disguise what they want to get to in the end, in this example Coach Rick Barnes uses a baseline runner to get a deep post look. After 3 screens, in he gets his defender to relax and then ducks in the paint for a catch. Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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Tennessee will run this action in its secondary transition. Getting the ball reversed with timing is key! The Vols tight curl off the first screener, and are physical when they cut. Sprinting through cuts is a great habit to teach players at any level. In this action, if the first cutter is not open, it turns into a single pin down for 1. Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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Another staple of Tennessee's offense is the combination of down screens followed by flex screens on the weak side. Once again, with Grant Williams and Admiral Schofield as screeners, it makes it extremley difficult for defenders to get through. A key to this specific action is 3 must set up his defender by getting below the level of the screen and then sprinting off of the screener shoulder to shoulder. How does tennessee make these simple actions so effective? Simple, physical screens and physical cuts! Click for more NCAA Top 25 XsOs! See More
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