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Basketball Plays

Kansas Shoelace Backdoor

By Brian Williams on June 3, 2020

These video was edited by Coach Justin Brandt.

The other resources he has to share can be found at CoachJB.Weebly.com or you can follow his Instagram at @CoachJustinBrandt for daily posts.

You will need to be on a network that allows you to access YouTube to view the video.

Click the play arrow to view the video.

There is narration with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

You don’t have to run the play exactly as presented, but hopefully this gives you an idea for a way to get a slip and a layup when you need a score.

Double Man to Man Play

By Brian Williams on May 17, 2020

This man to man play came from the FastModel Sports Plays and Drills Library.

It was posted by Zachary Weir, South Grand Prairie HS (Texas).

Coach Weir’s Twitter account is @WEIRbasketball.

Double – FastModel Sports.

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

Comments from Coach Weir:

Double” is a double ball screen set, that is very difficult to guard, with multiple options to flow into various different actions depending on the personnel of your team.

 

4 and 5 set a double ball screen for the 1

 

 

 

1 can come off the double screen and look to it the 4 popping.

This is a great option if your 4 is a play maker or shooter

4/5 Hi-Lo

5 posting ball side

 

After 4 reverses to the 2

4 and 1 will set a double stagger for the 3

 

 

 

2 post entry to the 5

2 will set the post split screen for the 3

Option for the 4 to slip to the basket

 

 

If x3 overplays the stagger 3 has the option to cut to the opposite corner

1 will then receive a single screen from the 4

5 can post or screen in for the 3
 

If 1 does not shoot 4 off of the pin down

4 can set a step up screen

Many options here:

4 can Pop

4 and 5 can roll replace

4 can ball screen and single screen for 2 for shot

 

If x3 trails 3 has the option to curl off of the 1 screen

1 will then receive a single screen from the 4

5 can post or screen in for the 3
 

 

“Hook” Option

3 will curl into the first screen of the double stagger for 1

4 will set the second screen of the double stagger

 

 

3 and 1 will set a double hammer screen for the 4

5 will set a step up screen for 2

 

Iverson Ghost Throwback ATO

By Brian Williams on May 11, 2020

This man to man after time out play came from the FastModel Sports Plays and Drills Library.

It was posted by Kostas Kalogeropoulos of Olympiacos BC in Greece.

His Twitter handle is: @KostasKal4

Seattle Storm – Horns Flex – FastModel Sports.

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

Here are Coach Kalogeropoulos comments on the play:

ATO play run by Brooklyn Nets to win a game during the 2019-20 NBA season. 2 should attack baseline like he’s trying to penetrate and 4 should make a ghost screen to misdirect defenders, while 3 (shooter) gets open through staggered screens.

 

3 and 5 set Iverson Screen for 2.

1 enters the basketball to 2.

 

 

 

 

4 sprints into fake pick and roll and cuts inside (ghost)

2 dribble toward fake pick and roll.

1 and 5 screen for 3.

 

Penn Decoy Slip

By Brian Williams on May 5, 2020

This video was edited by Coach Justin Brandt.

The other resources he has to share can be found at CoachJB.Weebly.com or you can follow his Instagram at @CoachJustinBrandt for daily posts.

You will need to be on a network that allows you to access YouTube to view the video.

Click the play arrow to view the video.

There is narration with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

You don’t have to run the play exactly as presented, but hopefully this gives you an idea for a way to get a slip and a layup when you need a score.

Seattle Storm Horns Flex

By Brian Williams on April 28, 2020

These two man quick hitter cames from the following pages of the FastModel Sports Plays and Drills Library:

Seattle Storm – Horns Flex – FastModel Sports.

Oregon – Double – DHO Concept – FastModel Sports.

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

 

The first play was contributed by Dr. Tony Miller is the men’s assistant basketball coach at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC

 

1 passes to 4

1 cuts to middle of lane to set flex screen for 3

5 sets a screen the screener down screen for 1

 
 

This second play was diagrammed by Andrew Lacey, Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Varina High School in Richmond, Virginia.

 

1 passes to 4 and cuts to the same side block

4 runs a dribble hand off with 2

3 sets an on ball screen for 2

 

 

4 and 3 set a wide double screen for 1

3 cuts off 4 to the wing after the screen

2 has the option to pass to 1 or 5 on a clear out.

3 Sideline Inbound Plays from Tennessee

By Brian Williams on April 24, 2020

These sideline inbound plays video was edited by Coach Justin Brandt.

The other resources he has to share can be found at CoachJB.Weebly.com or you can follow his Instagram at @CoachJustinBrandt for daily posts.

You will need to be on a network that allows you to access YouTube to view the video.

Click the play arrow to view the video.

There is narration with the video, so please make sure that your sound is on.

I agree, several of the screens could have been executed better. The idea behind the video is not to critique their execution, but rather to get some ideas for some offensive concepts and actions that you might be able to use.

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