The Purdue Boilermakers ran this set for Zach Edey against the Tennessee Volunteers in the Elite Eight, resulting in a look at the rim for Edey, ultimately getting fouled. See More
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The Memphis Grizzlies opened their 3/27 contest against the Lakers with this set. While Bane did not take the shot in the corner, this action created an early look at a three for their best shooter. The empty corner drive for the point guard plus the cut out of the corner by the wing makes the defense think about help on the very first possession of the game. See More
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I developed this set in an attempt to take advantage of a team that switched all screens. It creates size advantages on the blocks when guards switch on to posts. The constant screening can create communication breakdowns by the defense. Good players will be able to slip screens and back cut, taking advantage of the constant switches. See More
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This play was developed to take advantage of 2-3 zones that sought to take away the middle on inbounds. I saw a team on film that dropped a top defender down to help defend the basket and saw an opportunity for two easy screens to create two open shots. Zones tend to struggle guarding the weak side corner and the weak side block at the same time. See More
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This action combines the 5 Out circle motion continuity with a hammer screen action for a shooter in the corner. Curveballs in a continuity offense present chances to catch a defense cheating and this is the perfect action to get an open 3. See More
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This is the first BLOB play I learned while coaching middle school basketball. I have carried it to the varsity level and get at least a bucket per contest off it. This play is designed to draw attention to shooters running off screens, then a screen the screener action followed by a dive. Should always create an open shot. See More
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This BLOB is designed to score off the inbound pass. It presents two separate options for a lay-up and a three. I run this at the high school level and score off it 60% of the time. The 5 typically is wide open after all the screening action takes place. See More
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