High Pick and Pop with Double Back Screen
Quick Hitter with a Pick & Pop and a double back screen for a wing. Download the PDF Diagrams of High Pick and Pop with Double Back Screen and view the animation here.
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Double Screen Quick Hitter
Simple, quick hitter with a double screen for a shooter.  The quick hitter starts like the image to the left with the 4 and 5 at the elbows. You could probably extend them closer to the 3 point line for more of a traditional “horns” set The enters the ball to either the 4 or…
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Back Door Quick Hitter Out of a 1-4 High Set
 This is a simple back door quick hitter from a 1-4 high set, designed to punish a man-to-man defense that overplays the passing lanes. It’s a good call out of a timeout, and because both high-post spots are interchangeable, you can run it to either side. Initial Set: 1-4 High This spread alignment pulls all…
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Backdoor and Hand Off Play
High Post Entry Play with a backdoor, dribble hand off and a back screen. The play starts in the initial set to the right 4 and 5 sprint to the elbows. The ball is entered to the 5 at the high post. The 2 cuts backdoor and clears out to the weakside corner if they…
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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…
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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…
