Both of these elevator sets came from the following pages of the FastModel Sports Plays and Drills Library:
Elevator screens can be an effective way to create open perimeter shots against man-to-man defense.
These two sets use different actions to set up the elevator screen, giving coaches options for getting a shooter open.
The Creighton Elevator incorporates ball-screen action, while the DHO Elevator uses a dribble handoff.
Both plays also provide an opportunity for a screener to slip to the basket for an inside scoring option.
The first play was posted by Coach Tony Miller.
Creighton Elevator
1 passes to 4 who passes to 3.
4 chases the pass to slip the screen for 3.
5 ball screens for 3.
3 centers the ball.
5 and 2 will set an elevator screen for 3.
5 can also slip to the basket and post.
DHO Elevator
Contributed by Zach Weir
5 sets a drag screen for 1.
4 sets a back screen for the 3.
DHO with 1 and 4
5 and 2 will set an elevator screen for 3.
5 can also slip to the basket and post.
