Lincoln Memorial used this play early in the Division II National Championship game against Augustana (SD). The Railsplitters like to get ball screen actions and do a nice job setting up the action with a four-man weave. See More
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North Carolina used this play against Indiana in the Sweet 16. It is a hard play to guard because of the various actions occurring. The initial back screen off of the ball screen roll (Spain action) can often open up a lob. If that isn't there, they look for a staggered shot on the left side. See More
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Indiana used this play in the first half against North Carolina. If the initial zipper action isn't open, they simply repeat it looking for a shot or scoring opportunity off of the screen. See More
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Syracuse used this play against Gonzaga in the Sweet 16. The initial drag screener pops and a second ball screen follows after from the block. See More
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Gonzaga used this play against Syracuse in the Sweet 16. Against Syracuse's zone defense, Mark Few did a variety of things but on this action he overload the right side leaving a shot open on the left wing. See More
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Wisconsin used this play against Notre Dame in the Sweet 16. It is an option out of their swing offense with a weak side flare to start the play. Then, a shuffle cut is set and the down screen is slipped for a layup. See More
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Notre Dame used this play against Wisconsin using a box set into a blocker/mover (wheel) play. Instead of continuing the wheel action, Notre Dame pulls out the bigs to set ball screens. See More
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Virginia used this play against Iowa State to get an open shot in the lane. They use a 4 low formation and then lift up both bigs. The weak side big sets a pin down in the corner. See More
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Iowa State used this set against Virginia to get a ball screen set with Niang. If the ballhandler can't score or create a shot, he passes to Niang popping to the top of the key. See More
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Here is a set used by Virginia in the win over Iowa State in the sweet 16. It is a counter to the typical Virginia blocker/mover action. See More
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Kansas used this play in the second half against Maryland to get Perry Ellis in an iso situation on the wing. The left guard runs through to the opposite side and Ellis cuts off of 5 at the elbow to catch the ball on the left wing. From there, Ellis can go to work to create a shot. See More
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Oregon used this play to get an open shot in the corner against Duke. The ball screen ends up being set with the screener's back to the baseline allowing the ballhandler to drive under the rim and pass out to the corner. See More
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Maryland ran this play in the second half against Kansas. They sort of walk into the action hence the "slow" floppy. Trimble ends up getting the ball off of the staggered screen and is able to drive to the rim and pass off to the post. See More
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Against Duke's zone, Oregon plays a 5 out offense with the three guards working the wings, high post, and top of key. The bigs work the corners and short corners. The Ducks do a good job of penetrating into the middle of the zone and kicking out to shooters. See More
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Duke used this play in the first half against Oregon and ended up drawing a foul on the miscommunication switch by the Ducks. The Blue Devils set up in a blocker mover set and Plumlee ends up open at the block. See More
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