This play is difficult to defend as multiple actions are occuring on both sides of the floor. The ball-screen/flare-screen works well and if defenders jump the screens the flare screener can look to slip as well. See More
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Roy Williams uses this as a counter to his normal secondary offense. Instead of the guard back screen, he sets a cross screen for the big as a ball screen is set. See More
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UNC runs this play to quickly get the ball back to the point who just threw it in. Once he has it, he looks to drive into the lane. See More
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Steve Prohm kept going back to this play over and over as it kept resulting in made shots. The play gets Niang the ball in an iso situation at the top of the key. See More
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A lot of teams run a weave from left to right, but Iowa State also runs a right side only weave. Doing so at this angle can change the driving opportunites off of the handoffs. See More
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Here is a nice double handoff set used by Iowa State. The misdirection of the first handoff can throw defenders off. See More
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Notre Dame uses a high ball screen with a roll/replace action to get teams to defend ball-screen. They also have options to kick out to shooters if the ballhandler can get into the defense on the ball screen. See More
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A lot of college teams are using this set right now, and it is a good one for being unpredictable. The shooter has the option to cut off of whichever side he wants. See More
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Here are several options out of Wisconsin's swing offense. The key to the offense is for the players to not stop moving. As the ball is reversed, Wisconsin can go into several different screening actions and combos. See More
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Wisconsin likes to go 4out/1in against 1-3-1 zone defenses. The Badgers do a good job working in the gaps, especially in the corner. See More
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In this play, Indiana takes advantage of defenses that like to deny passing lanes. If the first cut isn't open, the 2 pops out to get the ball and looks to drive. See More
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In this horns play, Indiana gets a wide open back cut to the rim. The play starts with two ball screen for the point guard as he drives right. See More
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Having a great point guard, Indiana can make a lot of different plays off of the dribble. In this play, the point guard takes advantage of hard hedging defenders and splits the horns screen for a layup. See More
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Indiana likes to drive behind cutting actions. In this play, Indiana drives behind an x cut by two players at the high post. See More
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Indiana uses multiple staggered screens in this play to create shots. See More
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