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This set is a part of Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense, but could be run as a quick hitter to complement whatever you run.

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Wheel

This play is a great play to get a shot for your best wing shooter.

Lots of cuts and you pass to your best shooter to start the play.

 

 

3 dribbles to the top and looks for 2 cutting backdoor.

2 fills the strong side corner if he doesn’t receive the backdoor pass.

3 continues dribbling across the top.

 
 

4 cuts backdoor on the dribble at by 3 and then posts up and fills the corner.

The 1 fills the spot left by 4.

As the 4 cuts backdoor, the 5 is sprinting to get an angle for the flare screen for the 3.

 

From this pass and flare action, the 1 will get an angle for the 3 on the flare

This opens up a shot for the three pointer or a drive and kick for the 2.

This set is a part of Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense, but could be run as a quick hitter to complement whatever you run.

This week’s featured eBook bundle is the Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense eBook along with the Practice Plans and Drills for a Princeton Style Offense eBook.

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Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense &
Princeton Style Offense Practice Plans Playbook

This is a good ball screen mis-direction set sent to me by Syracuse Women’s Associate Head Coach Vonn Read.

Coach Vonn Read has submitted several plays from his playbook series The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays to the Coaching Toolbox.

Coach Read has also served as an assistant coach in the WNBA with the Phoenix Mercury, Orlando Miracle, and San Antonio Silver Stars.

He was an advanced scout for the Orlando Magic as well as The Charlotte Sting.

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The 5 player will sprint up and set a ball screen for the 1 player.

The 4 player will relocate to the short wing area, and the 2 player will cut to the block.

 

 

After setting the ball screen, the 5 player will loop out and set a fake single pindown screen for the 3 player (shooter) who will use the screen and then cut to the wing.

This screen will usually force a show (help) by X5 when the shooter comes off the screen.

This sets up the razor screen set by the 2 player.

The 1 player will pass to the 4 player, and the 2 player will set the screen for the 5 player slashing to the rim for the layup or block post up.

If the 5 player is not open, look to pass it to the 2 player at the top of the key.

Their defender (X2) will usually help on the screen, leaving the 2 player open for the jump shot.

Coach Read has also put together The Basketball Encyclopedia of plays. You can check them out here: The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays or read more about the books:

Any coach looking for the latest and innovative plays from the Professional, College, or High School levels can stop looking. With a compilation of over 7,700 different plays, you will never need to purchase another basketball playbook again. These playbooks can be used as a great reference tool for years to come. This 2 Volume Book includes plays from 19 different play categories, and they are the most extensive playbooks on the market.

The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays (Platinum Series) contains over 7,700 Plays (Both Volumes combined) from the NBA, WNBA, USBL, and College levels from someone who has worked as an Advanced Scout or Coach on each level!!! This book has been intensely compiled over the last 21 years, with plays taken from a lot of NBA Coaches (past and present), WNBA coaches, and College coaches (Men’s and Women’s) from around the country.

Any coach that is serious about improving their knowledge of the game from an X and O standpoint will benefit tremendously from these books. These Books can be used to discover New Quick hitters, add a New Package to your playbook, or develop an entire Offensive System. There are a lot of new ideas and concepts in these books to study, and the Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays can be a great resource for coaches on all levels!!! This book is definitely for those X and O junkies who are always looking to improve as a Coach.

“THE GAME IS ALWAYS CHANGING? ARE YOU?” Vonn Read

Here is the link: The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays

These plays with 2 options to finish are taken from the Basketball HoopScoop’s Fred Hoiberg Iowa State Cyclones Playbook (written by Wes Kosel).

 

Iowa State Corner Up #5

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2 screens up for 4 who cuts down the lane line to the basket.

If 4 isn’t open, 2 pops out and gets the pass from 1.

 

5 sets a ball-screen for 2 as he catches the pass from 1.

3 moves in from the corner to set a screen for 4.

2 looks to pass to 4 inside for the score.

 

 

If 4 isn’t open, 5 screens down for 3 who cuts to the top of the key for a shot.

 

 

 

Iowa State Corner Up #4

Different way to finish the play without the interior screen

 

2 screens up for 4 who cuts down the lane line to the basket.

After screening for 4, 2 pops out.

1 looks to pass to 4 or pass to 2 up top.

 

 

Once 2 has the ball, 5 sets a ball-screen for 2.

4 slides across the lane as 5 rolls behind him.

2 looks to pass inside to 4 or hit 5 on the roll.

 

 

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An idea that perhaps you can tweak and adapt parts of to your zone attack.

It was contributed by Syracuse Women’s Associate Head Coach Vonn Read.

Coach Vonn Read has submitted several plays from his playbook series The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays to the Coaching Toolbox.

Coach Read has also served as an assistant coach in the WNBA with the Phoenix Mercury, Orlando Miracle, and San Antonio Silver Stars.

He was an advanced scout for the Orlando Magic as well as The Charlotte Sting.

 

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The 2 player will flash in from the weak side, looking for the quick jump shot in the paint.

The 2 player also has the option to pass to the 4 or 5 player for the lob layup.

 
 

If the 2 player does not get the shot, he will continue to the wing to set a ball screen for the 3 player.

The ball screen will force the 2 defender help to stop the ball.

The 3 player will dribble the ball to the middle of the court.

 
The 4 and 5 players will step up to their block.

 

The 3 player will draw both X1 and X2 to the ball handler on the ball screen, forcing 2 defenders on the ball.

The offense can now play 4 on 3 against the defense.

 

With the ball in the middle of the floor, the 3 player now has 4 passing options, looking to exploit the 3 backline defenders.

X3 and X4 will usually help big on the 1 and 2 players on the ballscreen action.

If they do help, the 3 player can hit either the 4 or 5 player on the block.

The X5 defender has to defend both players on the block.

 

If the pass goes to the 2 player and the shot is not available, you can play short corner action.

 

 

 

If the pass goes to the 1 player and the shot is not available, you can also play short corner action.

 

 

 

Coach Read has also put together The Basketball Encyclopedia of plays. You can check them out here: The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays or read more about the books:

Any coach looking for the latest and innovative plays from the Professional, College, or High School levels can stop looking. With a compilation of over 7,700 different plays, you will never need to purchase another basketball playbook again. These playbooks can be used as a great reference tool for years to come. This 2 Volume Book includes plays from 19 different play categories, and they are the most extensive playbooks on the market.

The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays (Platinum Series) contains over 7,700 Plays (Both Volumes combined) from the NBA, WNBA, USBL, and College levels from someone who has worked as an Advanced Scout or Coach on each level!!! This book has been intensely compiled over the last 21 years, with plays taken from a lot of NBA Coaches (past and present), WNBA coaches, and College coaches (Men’s and Women’s) from around the country.

Any coach that is serious about improving their knowledge of the game from an X and O standpoint will benefit tremendously from these books. These Books can be used to discover New Quick hitters, add a New Package to your playbook, or develop an entire Offensive System. There are a lot of new ideas and concepts in these books to study, and the Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays can be a great resource for coaches on all levels!!! This book is definitely for those X and O junkies who are always looking to improve as a Coach.

“THE GAME IS ALWAYS CHANGING? ARE YOU?” Vonn Read

Here is the link: The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays

This man to man is from the FastModel Sports Basketball Plays and Drills Library The site has thousands of drills and plays that have been submitted by basketball coaches from around the world.

This play was contributed by Adam Spinella Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Division III Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA.

You can also find out more about their Play Diagramming software by clicking this link: FastDraw

The Double Rip action usually frees up the player you want to establish very deep position.

Run by Mike Budenholzer during his time as Hawks Head Coach.

 

 
 

 

Horns formation start.

(1) passes to (4) on the elbow, curls over him and sets a screen for (3) to come get the ball from (4) in a handoff.

 

 

Double Rip is set for (4) as (3) swings the ball to (5), who steps out.

(1) and (2) set the Double Rip.

 
 

 

Screen-the-screener occurs as (3) sets a down screen for (2) to pop to the top of the key.

(1) clears to the corner.