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Basketball Plays Double Stacks Step Up

By Brian Williams on January 20, 2014

Basketball Plays Double Stacks Step Up

Coach Vonn Read has submitted several plays from his playbook series The Basketball Encyclopedia of Plays to the Coaching Toolbox. Vonn is the Associate Head Coach for the Women’s program at Syracuse.

He 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.

This play is a quick hitter to get a look at an open three point shot against a 2-3 zone.

 

 

 

 

 

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The 2 and 3 players stack at the FT Line, and the 4 and 5 players stack on the block.

The 1 player will dribble over to the slot to form a 2 Guard Front with the 3 player popping out.

The 2 player (Shooter) will cut to the corner.

 

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As soon as the 3 player catches the ball, the 5 player will screen the center (X5) in the Zone.

The 4 player will sprint up and set a step up pick and roll. This ball screen forces the defense to help.

If X4 does not help, the 3 player can shoot the pull up jumper or get all the way to the basket.

 

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If X4 does help on the drive by the 3 player, kick it to your shooter (2 player) in the corner.

This play can be tough to stop if the screener sets a good screen.

 

 
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

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