Fist Low | Zone Play
Fist Low is a zone play with a couple of pin down screens to get the ball in the middle of the paint. Take a look at the animation of Fist Low  Zone Play to get a better idea of how the zone play works
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FIBA Style Secondary Break: Pro Transition Offense with Quick Scoring Options
Looking to add a high-level, international-inspired transition attack to your basketball playbook? The FIBA Style Secondary Break is a pro-style early offense designed to flow seamlessly after a made basket, defensive rebound, or steal. It emphasizes speed, spacing, and quick screening actions to create easy scoring opportunities before the defense can fully set. Check out…
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Zone Play for a Lights Out Shooter
Zone play that ideally gives a chosen wing player two chances at getting an open look at a three pointer.  This would be a decent set if you have a lights out shooter that shoots well on the move.  Take a look at the animation for this Zone Play and here are the diagrams. Also take…
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Horns Play vs a 2-3 Zone
Simple way to use the “Horns” Man to Man set vs a 2-3 zone. Download Horns vs a 2-3 Zone PDF and/or view the animation here.
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Tar Heel – Man to Man Play
Tar Heel is a Man to Man Set that starts with a wing entry followed by the point guard running to the ball and taking a hand off from the wing. There is a give and go, back screen for the point guard and if all else fails there is “old faithful”…..a ball screen. View…
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How to Bust a 2-3 Zone: Breaking Down a Zone Quick Hitter
As coaches, we’ve all been there: the opposing team drops into a sagging, disciplined 2-3 zone, trying to dare your squad to settle for contested perimeter jumpshots or force risky passes into a congested paint. If you want to crack that shell, you need crisp ball movement, precise timing, and deliberate off-ball screening to manipulate…
