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Originally posted 2017-09-05 08:39:16.
Sideline Out Bounds Play, that like the name of the play suggests, is an explosion of movement with some misdirection to get an open look. Might be a fun play to try out with your team and see what kind of results you get. I imagine it could also be used against a zone in some capacity as well.
Originally posted 2016-02-09 15:55:59. Zone Double Ball Screen Play for a Wing that creates a two on one situation for the ball handler and a shooter in the corner. Good call to soften up a zone if you are struggling to find quality shots via your regular zone offense. Download the PDF for this Zone Double Ball Screen Play or view…
Originally posted 2015-03-06 17:29:49. When facing tight man-to-man defense on the baseline, generating a high-percentage look requires misdirection and precise screening angles. The 4-Up Man Baseline Out of Bounds (BLOB) play utilizes a classic “screen the screener” action to confuse the defense and isolate a primary scorer on the low block, while smoothly transitioning into…
Originally posted 2014-12-08 18:12:49. Nice pattern offense that utilizes several different types of cuts off the post. Take a look at the animation to get a better idea. View the animation of Stanford – Man Offense – Hoop Coach Playbook Pro users can export to animated Gif or download the PDF.
Originally posted 2015-05-30 12:09:21. Man baseline out of bounds play with a staggered back screen for a cutter and an elevator screen for a shooter following the initial cut. There are two pretty good options to get an open look with the added possibilities of one of the two screeners diving to the bucket if their defender…
Originally posted 2014-11-07 14:17:37. Man Offense with a mix of back screens and UCLA cuts/screens. Good offense if you want to “grind it out” The Marquette back screening offense is a half-court execution system designed to counter aggressive man-to-man defenses. It relies on a tactical blend of back screens and UCLA cuts rather than quick perimeter…
Originally posted 2015-06-21 15:23:03. We use this zone offense against zone defenses or match-ups that over extend and make wing entries difficult. It’s a very simple offense but it causes the defense to line up differently then they would chose if left to their own devices. The offense is good for exploiting the high post and…