Team USA plays

Team USA.pdf

TSU Fist offense

TSU Fist offense.pdf

Niagara Obs

Niagara OB's.pdf

Post up for a forward & 3 for a SG

posting up a forward and three for sg.pdf

Russian National Team set play

CRUNCH_TIME_-_GREECE_V_RUSSIA_[3][1].pdf

Sean Miller Baseline OB plays

Sean Miller Arizona Blob Plays chalkboard.pdf

Herb Sendek Man set

Herb Sendek Arizona State Chalkboard-1.pdf

Duke set plays

Duke’s “A Set” offense chalkboard.pdf

Princeton offense rules

Princeton Rules.doc

Princeton offense

Princeton Back door offense.doc

Georgia set plays

CRUNCH-TIME_-GEORGIA_V_MISS.ST_[1].pdf

Hawaii Flex Action set play

Hawaii.pdf

via hoopjunkiesonline.blogspot.com

Ernie Kent man offense transition

Ernie Kent Man to Man offense transition.pdf

Izzo offense basic set plays

Tom Izzo is a set play coach. Here are some of his main sets.

Izzo offense basic set plays.pdf

Kansas Ball Screen Offense

Bill_Self_Kansas_Ball_Screen_Offense_Notes.pdf

Rick Majerus Post Play

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Rick_Majerus_Post_Play.doc

A very good piece on post play.
- SM

Getting Good Shots

What is a good shot?

...On balance
...Deomonstrated consistency by player at a give range
...Teammate doesn't have a better shot
...A defender is not pressuring the shot


How do we get good shots?
...Take care of the ball...avoid turnovers
...Look to pass inside to someone posting up on the block
...Catch the ball ready to shoot
...Spread out (spacing) to make it harder for the opposition to play help defense
...Pass quickly
...Set good screens to get teammates open
...Crash the offensive boards -- this includes the wings
...Use ball fakes
...Beat the defense off the dribble to get away from the defender
...Square up quickly
...Use the reverse pivot
...Avoid filling


How do we stop opponents from getting better shots?
...Have a commitment to playing defense. Good defense is an attitude.
...Play alert and active
...Force Turnovers
...Learn the defensive rules
...Limit the opponent to one shot -- box out
From Tara VanDerveer's Coaching Manual

Texas vs Missouri sets

CRUNCH TIME MISSOURI TEXAS.pdf

SCHS Motion terms, phrases, & concepts

Here are some of the ideas we use when teaching our motion offense at SCHS.
1. V cut
2. pass away from the defense
3. think before you move
4. move with a purpose
5. play within yourself
6. know your capabilities
7. catch and face
8. be ready to shoot
9. hold your screen
10. show a target
11.play your man on offense
12. Wait, Wait, Wait when getting
a screen

Motion Concepts
A. When you pass, move, but do not follow your pass.
B. Do not make 2 simultaneous cuts to the same area.
C. Make use of all screening opportunities off the
ball & move / cut with a purpose
D. Call out the name of the person you are setting the
screen for
E. When you receive the ball, see the rim, post,
action. Hold for a 2 count. Do not pass too
quickly.
F. If a screener's back is to you, hold the ball to see
what develops. Be patient. Do not reverse the ball
while a screen is taking place.
G. maintain 15-18 foot spacing on the perimeter.
H. Dont make a cut into the post players area. Give him
room to work.
I. Only use the dribble to bring the ball up the court,
improve your passing angle, drive the ball to the
basket, get out of trouble.

These obviously arent all original but they are the general ideas and concepts we try to teach our guys.

MSU set play

CRUNCH-TIME BUTLER MSU- REPORT TEASER.pdf