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Quick Hitter for a 3: Tips for Running an Effective Elevator Screen Play
Late-game situations—or just a stagnant offensive quarter—require a trusted set play that guarantees a high-quality shot. When you absolutely need a three-pointer, you can’t just rely on isolation basketball or hope a generic motion offense yields an open look. You need a targeted, deceptive action. Today, we are breaking down a highly effective Quick Hitter…
1-4 High Multiple Ball Screen Play
Man to Man Set with staggered ball screens. First ball screener rolls, second ball screener pops. The initial set is good because it makes the bigs move and have a long recovery to help if the ball handler turns the corner. Check out the animation for this Multiple Ball Screen Play.
Kite – Scoring Sideline Out of Bounds Play
Kite is a sideline out of bounds play with some great actions for getting a “dead ball” bucket. There is a screen for a wing to get a look in the corner, back screen for a lob to a big man and a give and go dribble hand off for the inbounder if all else…
Flex Offense Wrinkle
Simple “call” or wrinkle for your flex offense. Essentially a double screen for the flex cutter. Download the Flex Offense Wrinkle PDF and view the animation here.
Screen the Screener Ball Screen Play
Pick and Roll play with a back screen for the player setting the Ball Screen. Download the PDF for this Screen the Screener Ball Screen Play and view the animation here.
Man or Zone Baseline Play
Relatively simple baseline out of bounds play that can be used against a zone or man to man defense by adjusting the positioning and location of the screens. The play starts in a line set like the image On the smack of the ball, 3 breaks to the corner, the 2 breaks to the paint…
