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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In this set, Indiana creates a rare situation with a guard setting a ball screen for a big. If defenses switch, there is a mismatch with a big now guarding the point or a small guarding the post player driving. See More
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Indiana sometimes comes down the floor in this spread set looking to penetrate and kick out for shots. See More
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Here is a horns set used by Mark Few and Gonzaga. The wide pin down creates space for a shot on the cut. See More
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Gonzaga uses this play to get a 2 man action with Sabonis and Wiltjer on the left side. The guard also looks to score off of the ball screen if possible. See More
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This play spreads the floor and ends with a pick and roll with Sabonis at the top of the key. See More
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Gonzaga likes to use this play a lot to get a pick and roll at the top of the key. The Bulldogs used this in both games to start the NCAA Tournament. See More
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Gonzaga is creative with ways to get the ball into the post. In this play, they get an open post up with a rub screen around the block. See More
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Gonzaga used this play against Utah's zone and got an open shot for Wiltjer at the top of the key. See More
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In this play, Duke utilizes a pick and roll set to their advantage to get post position inside. The ballhandler passes out and then they look right inside for a potential hi/lo. See More
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Similar to single/double, this play allows the guard to choose which screen to cut off of. Kennard did a great job of faking to use one screen and then running off of the opposite screen. See More
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Coach K likes to call this play for Luke Kennard driving to his left. The rub action can be just enough to get the defender on the ball a step behind. See More
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Duke kept going back to this play against Yale to get Brandon Ingram in isolation situations. The Blue Devils were able to score in a variety of ways with this set. See More
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