4 flashes to top of key – receives pass from inbounder (3), 1 cuts to ball in case 4 is not open,2 is safety After 4 catches, 5 sets back screen for inbounder 5 reads their defender, if defenders helps on 3, 5 dives to opposite block Spur High
Continuing in our series of floor space and time, today we’ll discuss simple concepts and fundamentals that really are at the heart of how good players and good teams acquire space in effective offenses.  Granted, none are revolutionary in and of themselves but, when lumped together, they should serve as reminders to coaches at all…
Sideline Out of Bounds Plays with multiple scoring options: 2 comes off a back screen from the 5 1 screens the screener creating a lob option for the 5 1 open after setting the back screen for the 5 3 inbounds to the 4, 4 passes back to the 3 and receives a back screen…
The sky has fallen; a 16 Seed has beaten a 1 Seed on the 136th try and convincingly-by 20 points.  The second-guessing critics are out in force slamming Coach Tony Bennett and his “slow”, “boring” 351st (out of 351 D1 teams) pace of play of 62.1 possessions per 40 minutes. This, after a 31-2…
Akron head coach breaks down his 1-2-1-1 diamond press.
Zone baseline out of bounds play that screens the zone to create a scoring gap after the ball is inbounded. Download the PDF Diagrams of this Zone Baseline Out of Bounds Screening Play and view the animation here.
