Today’s post contains two quick hitting plays that you can run against man to man defense out of a spread alignment.
Adjust these sets to fit your players and philosophy and/or take bits and pieces to combine with what you already run.
The plays are from The Encyclopedia of the Spread Offense Playbook assembled by Chris Filios.
It is combined with the Best of Special Situations as this week’s featured playbook bundle. The playbook contains 210 basketball plays from 40 different NCAA teams.
You can find out more about the playbooks at this link: Best of Special Teams & Encyclopedia of the Spread Offense
You can make adjustments to the fakes, the hand offs, or have 5 keep the ball and drive him or herself.
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Dana Altman Spread Elbow Hand Off
Spread set.
1-4 are interchangeable pieces.
1 passes to 2.
5 back screens for 4 to ball side block.
4 fills out to corner.
5 sets shuffle screen for 3.
3 curls screen to ball side block.
2 passes to 1.
1 passes to 5.
1 cuts off 5.
5 fakes hand off. (If 1 is open, you can make the hand off instead of fake)
3 fills out to corner.
2 and 4 fill up.
2 cuts off 5 for hand off.
If it is not open.
1 fills out to corner.
4 and 3 fill up.
Brad Underwood Spread Stagger Curl
1 reverses ball to 4.
4 swings to 3.
5 back screens 1 to ball side block.
4 and 5 stagger away for 2.
2 curls screen to rim.
1 fills out to corner.
After 2 curls off screen, 4 pins down for 5 to top for jumper.
The plays are from The Encyclopedia of the Spread Offense Playbook assembled by Chris Filios.
It is combined with the Best of Special Situations as this week’s featured playbook bundle. The playbook contains 210 basketball plays from 40 different NCAA teams.
You can find out more about the playbooks at this link: Best of Special Teams & Encyclopedia of the Spread Offense
