Ball Screen and Back Door Play
Simple man set with a pick and roll and back screen for a back door on the weak side. View the animation of Ball Screen and Back Door Play
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Post Play for a Strong Post Passer
Initial Setup & The Back Screen The Cuts & Floor Spacing This set can be an effective high-low action provided you have the correct personnel. Animation
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How a Match-Up Defense Shuts Down Motion Rotations
A great match-up defense gives the illusion of a zone (clogging passing lanes and protecting the paint) but applies strict man-to-man rules once the ball moves. The goal is simple: no uncontested shots, no easy entries, and seamless communication. Let’s break down the defensive adjustments phase-by-phase. The Defensive Philosophy: Zone Looks, Man Principles Phase 1:…
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Man Set with 2 Stagger Screens
While the action looks simple on the surface, its beauty lies in its spatial manipulation, timing, and how it forces the defense to constantly shift its eye lines. Phase 1: The Entry and the Eye-Line Distraction The Setup: We start in a traditional 3-out, 2-in alignment. Player 1 operates at the point, Players 2 and…
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Staggered Double Ball Screen to High Low
Quick, effective way to manipulate defensive spacing and get an easy look inside for your bigs. Here is a breakdown of the execution, timing, and coaching keys to run this set successfully. 📋 The Play Breakdown 1. The Initial Setup 2. The Entry & Relocation 3. The Ball Swing & Rim Run 4. The Hi-Lo Look…
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Bill Self Hi Lo Offense
Bill Self’s Hi-Lo Offense that he created while coaching at Tulsa and currently uses at Kansas. Download a PDF of the Bill Self Hi-Lo Offense or view the animation More Kansas Sets
