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Texas Tech "No Middle" Defense Game Film
Game film of Texas Tech's "no middle" defense against Texas (2/1/22).
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"Away" | 5-Out Offense
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"Away" action is a single away screen that typically takes place early in the possession with 5 out spacing. In addition to creating an open look for a shooter, there are a number of counters and actions you can flow into from this away screen.
Best Sets & ATOs from 2022 NBA Playoffs
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Best sets & ATOs from various teams in the 2022 NBA Playoffs.
DHO + Ball Screen Continuity | BYU Cougars
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Under Mark Pope, BYU has used a number of ball screen continuity offenses. In this video, we breakdown their DHO Ball Screen Continuity.
Boston Celtic's Delay Action | 2022 Playoffs
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One of Boston's go-to actions throughout the entire 2021-2022 NBA season (and throughout the playoffs) was delay action.
Staggered Away Screen | Davidson Wildcat's Secondary Break
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Under Bob McKillop, Davidson would flow into a staggered away screen anytime the ball was passed to the trailer and he reversed the ball. Often times the player coming off the staggered screen would tight curl or reject the screens, which triggers a screen the screener action (2nd screener in the stagger screens for the 1st screener).
The Basics of the Chin Series | Princeton Offense
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The Chin Series is a popular action that stems from the Princeton Offense. This video covers the following: - Spacing & Set Up - Chin Cut (Primary Scoring Option) - Flare/Drift Screen Options (Secondary Scoring Option) - Chin into 5-Out www.hooperuniversity.com/breakdowns/princeton-offense-chin-series
Playing in Traffic | Dribble Drive Concepts
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Learning how to play in traffic, especially off the dribble drive, is a must for any guard playing competitive basketball. This video covers the following options for playing in traffic: - Playing Off Two Feet - Barkley - Nash Dribble - Cutting Off Penetration
The Right Way to Closeout & Contest
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The "Sprint Stop Closeout" as it is becoming commonly known as goes against traditional closeout principles of high hands and choppy feet. However, it is what the best defenses are doing to defend against the highest level players. www.hooperuniversity.com/breakdowns/the-right-way-to-closeout-and-contest
Attacking the Denial with Blind Pig Action
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The "blind pig" is a great option to get a player downhill in space, especially if he is being denied along the perimeter.
Face Cuts from the Corner
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Face cutting from the corner is a great option when your defender is not positioned between the ball and his check, or if the defender is attempting to lock & trail the player in the corner.
Screen Low, Stay Low to Attack the Switch
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Screen Low, Stay Low is a concept used to attack a switching defense where the ball screener screens the lowest part of the on-ball defender's body before rolling. This allows the screener to seal that defender on the top side after the switch.
The Basics of the Peel Switch
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The "peel switch" is a defensive concept that has become popular in recent seasons, and is a way to prevent putting "2 on the ball" whenever the on-ball defender gets beat off the dribble. www.hooperuniversity.com/breakdowns/the-basics-of-the-peel-switch
Stampede the Catch (Run Through the Pass)
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To "stampede" the catch means to run through the pass or catch it on the move. This is effective because the defender's momentum is working against him as he closes out. This is a great concept to use to combat nail help and use when "shaking" up from the corner in a spread ball screen.
Beating the Front with the High/Low | FC Barcelona
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Whenever FC Barcelona's bigs (Nikola Mirotic in this video) are fronted in the post, the opposite big will flash to the high post. This flash removes the back side help defender and creates a high/low opportunity. www.hooperuniversity.com/breakdowns/beating-the-front-with-the-high-low
Dribble At Back Cuts | Richmond Spiders
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Dribble At Back Cuts | Richmond Spiders
The Basics of the Point Series | Princeton Offense
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The Basics of the Point Series | Princeton Offense
Beating Aggressive Coverages with the Short Roll | Ball Screen Offense
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Beating Aggressive Coverages with the Short Roll | Ball Screen Offense
The Basics of Spain Pick & Roll | Ball Screen Offense
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The Basics of Spain Pick & Roll | Ball Screen Offense
Post Defense | Virginia Cavalier's Pack Line Defense
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Post Defense | Virginia Cavalier's Pack Line Defense
Scoring from the "Dunker" Spot | Half Court Offense
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Scoring from the "Dunker" Spot | Half Court Offense
Chris Paul Pick & Roll Passing | Ball Screen Offense
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Chris Paul Pick & Roll Passing | Ball Screen Offense
Get Action is my favorite
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Witting Points
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when defense helps I like also to continue the curl. it's essentially a 2 vs 1. nice channel by the way, hope you come back to make videos
This footage looks like it's from the 14-15 season when Dave Rose was the coach. Mark Pope was just an assistant. I don't know if this offense was his brainchild or not. The actions Pope ran became much more dynamic as time went on with him as head coach.
penetrate to post up move was my bread and butter move when im going to attack the basket🏆
I'm here because of awful coaching, literally and figuratively
I got into playing basketball very late so my dribbling skills was shit, I can’t crossover anybody or blow past them with a quick first step, but I could do a decent protect dribble, so the “Barkley move” was my default move to the basket. Very effective if you learn good footwork and inside moves.
Awful Coaching fans where y'all at?
Awful coaching anyone?😂
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Joe Mazz was like 'what if a put a wing in the dunker spot?'
And Mike Budenholzer before him... used it to change the help and prevent teams from "walling up" Giannis.
I’m a PG and what I would do when facing an ice coverage is that I would do a pocket pass to my big and makes him play 4 on 3 like a short roll. If my big is not a good decision maker just tell him to change the screen side and do a snake to FT line and then do whatever options I have afterwards.
Hi thanks so much for the vids are the BS screens really a back screen or would you say it’s a down screen?
Pin down the BS in this case is "Ball Screen"
@@joshclemens8251 thanks I didn’t think the obvious ahah! As I I thought the BS represented back screen but they were down screens hence the confusion
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can u make a video for the plays horns gold?
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What can the defense do to counter this?
2v2 BS coverages like drop, ice, or switch. A good tag will also be above the roller so you don’t get stuck but can still keep the ball out.
Drop coverage is trash and only lazy trash coaches and teams run it.
Isn’t point over also called zoom action
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Came here because of Aweful Coaching
Dang bro!! Me tooooo
LOL same here
same bro
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You f%ker, I was going to ask "who else is here because of Donald from Awful Coaching?" lol
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hello bgs first 69
Nice content!
It's one reason why basketball is very popular. In fact, the sport is more popular in the world than American football.
Are you a bot?
Wildcats here watching
Why on earth high school and colleges don’t run this offense is beyond me. Relatively easy to execute and difficult to defend. All these bullshit complex offensive schemes are crap compared to this. Similar to Stockton and Malones hybrid pick and role. It works.
this is why the Lakers are getting ripped to shreds. Jamal Murray isnt missing these mid range shots.
completely. watching it live made my blood boil, cause jamal aint missing those 2s and lakers kept using drop coverage on him. should have hedged the screen.
was the offense set up as an 5 out ?
Yep, pistols is traditionally run with 5-out spacing to start.
@@hooperuniversity usually for pick up this kind of play especially the chase can be run by two people correct? if so how do i go about telling one of my teammates this set up ?
tell them before the play but it’s better to run it as a 3 man game
also my aau team does this action out of a 4 out 1 in set with the big on strong side high post
@@XanderHedin and usually its best to set this on the weak side , right?
Are pistol "chase" and a "get" action the same thing?
Chase uses get action as the main action. However, if the guard receiving the handoff can't get downhill, he can look to hit the player who handed the ball off coming off the flare from 5. If the flare isn't open, 5 can set an empty ball screen for the ball handler. Chase = get + flare + empty ball screen.
Kentucky basketball is so back
Welcome back to Kentucky Coach Pope!! BBN!!
You taking in all the Continuity Ball Screen videos you can too?
Man next season can’t get here soon enough. Finally to have a team with a coach who knows his X’s and O’s. And the endorsement from Coach Pitino was great. You can tell UK still means a lot to him as well.
Are these actions calls from the bench or justcreads
A combination of reads and patterns. You run a continuity offense so that your players have freedom while still having enough structure to be organized. Not many calls from the bench in these clips. You may see adjustments made during time outs or half time to the patterns based on how opponents are defending though @@chadspencer954
This system was built for Thompson and Curry. You have to have shooters who can move, get open and make open shots. But they also need the ability to cut to the basket in a split second if the opening is there. This only works with the right personnel and it's extremely unselfish.
Thanks! Great vid!
Lebron and JJ brought me here
How would you react if you ice the screen but the ball handler still dribbles over the top ? I know this would put the ball much higher than the offense wants, but with the man guarding the screener dropping towards the sideline, how would the ball defender react to this? Over the top and chase? Go under since the ball is higher?
Appreciate this man! Do a great job at explaining the actions and reasoning for them. Awesome job.
great vid
This is the reason why the NBA sucks. This isn’t fucking defense, this is being lazy. Literally opens up the roller, opens up the drive, or opens up a open pass three
Oh the NBA sucks? I can tell you really know what you're talking about by the way you don't even know what the word "literally" means.
@@michaelhaydenbell there’s always someone out there like you who’s looking to police Grammer on youtube. Who cares. Defense has sucked all year long and you are being ignorant. The playoffs is “literally” the only time it turns up.
@@boristeplitskiy7632 Yep by laughing at you doing something stupid I am policing you. Just like how anyone who calls you out for saying stupid shit is "trying to take a way your free speech", right?
@@michaelhaydenbellidk what you’re going on about. 😂
I’m curious, is this defense only viable if the ball-screen occurs on the wing? It seems like it’d be easier to beat if the pick and roll occurred in the middle of the floor
You are correct! Ice is a coverage that is only used when the ball screen is occurring on a side of the floor. When the ball screen is set in the middle of the floor, teams will typically play drop coverage and force the ball handler to use the screen.
I’m here cuz of mccants and Gilbert arenas
Seriously! This center dominant example looks most like Denver today. Especially given they get into their sets with Murray getting the ball to Joker in the high post for the most part
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That’s why you closeout early with distance on a non-shooter and you closeout late and close to a shooter. Yall kill me trying to reinvent the wheel. I’m seeing the choppy feet on almost every example you showed 🤦🏾♂️
Its more of a 1..2 breakdown, rather than choppy feet. I play at the collegiate level and choppy feet= you getting blown by or the shooter will simply rise up and knock it down.
Thanks!
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Very slow, very effective...you choose
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thats a close one gee??
Such a brilliant break-down! Thanks so much! 🔥🔥🔥