Example of a set with "consecutive actions" to force defense into navigating back-to-back decisions and to communicate quickly, often leading to an offensive advantage. More in this blog post >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Also check out the latest episode of A Quick Timeout podcast below. See More
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Example of a set with "consecutive actions" to force defense into navigating back-to-back decisions and to communicate quickly, often leading to an offensive advantage. See video below. More in this blog post >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions See More
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Key points: guard (1) to big (5) screen helps ensure you can get the ball in to 5. Having shooters on the floor at the 1, 2, and 4 positions keeps the lane open for the 3 on the back cut. 5 needs to be a good passer. 3 must set up his man by cutting hard at 5 before back cutting. Check out my latest blog post for more #XsOs! >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Also below: Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast discussing Nick Nurse's coaching journey and the characteristics of a successful coach. See More
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Check out my latest blog post for more #XsOs! >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Free Download: Toronto Raptors Playbook Also below: Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast featuring Fran Fraschilla on NCAA rule changes. See More
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1 passes to 4 5 back screens for 1 while 2 cuts to the rim 4 DHO to 3 1 and 5 set a stagger screen for 2 3 passes to 2 2 shoots or drives to score See More
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Check out my latest blog post for more #XsOs! >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Free Download: Toronto Raptors Playbook Also below: Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast discussing Nick Nurse's coaching journey and the characteristics of a successful coach. See More
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"One more pass" turns into a live 3v3 small sided game. Check out the video clip below for a more detailed explanation. Download it to FastDraw via the button above. And check out this blog post >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Also below: Free Download: Toronto Raptors Playbook Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast discussing Nick Nurse's coaching journey and the characteristics of a successful coach. See More
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Flow directly from transition offense to your zone offense with this non-traditional setup in the half court. Check out my latest blog post for more #XsOs! >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Also below: Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast discussing Nick Nurse's coaching journey and the characteristics of a successful coach. Grab this FREE download: Toronto Raptors Playbook See More
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Consecutive actions are a great way to get an open shot against teams that fail to communicate "early, loud, and often." More in this blog post >>> BUILDING YOUR PLAYBOOK: Add Sets With Consecutive Actions Also below: Episode of A Quick Timeout podcast discussing Nick Nurse's coaching journey and the characteristics of a successful coach. Plus grab this FREE download: Toronto Raptors Playbook See More
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The Villanova Wildcats used several actions to get All American guard Jalen Brunson into the post during their run to the 2018 NCAA National Championship. Brunson would use his size to score over smaller guards or his precision passing to hit a perimeter player for a 3PA. Check out the full blog post on Inverted Offense in tweet below. See More
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The Jazz will frequently post Ricky Rubio to utilize his size and passing ability to hit cutters and perimeter shooters. Video clip below, along with the latest edpisode of A Quick TO Podcast. Blog Post: Benefits of Inverting Your Offense See More
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A quick look for the Toronto Raptors at the start of Game 1 against the 76ers. When your 5 is the size of Marc Gasol and has a soft touch like his, you get an easy look at the rim for your PG. Blog Post: Coach, What's Your Basketball Genre? See More
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The Bucks with a simple ATO involving a few different types of screen, including a non-traditional ball screen towards the sideline. See More
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A great ATO from the Thunder. The key is the 4 setting the screen on x5 who will try to step over to slow the ball down on 5’s ball screen. Doesn’t hurt to have a guy with the speed of Westbrook to turn the corner and get to the basket. See More
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