Duke Euro Ballscreen Motion

[@jeppesndberg3026]

while i get the general consensus on how coaches steal everything from each other, ain't no way in freakin hell this is a "euro ball screen". this is classic UCLA offense, going back 50-60 years.

[@coachmanurrutia]

wow! great Job! they always attack The missmatch situation !! or swing The ball to Motion flash cut and ballscrean 2x2.

[@ben_joven]

Plumlee’s screens were absolutely crucial.

[@haydenalbert7738]

Instablaster

[@jurcvandoorn]

and looks like the gonzaga pick-and-roll continuity offense

[@HalfCourtHoops]

Gonzaga, Baylor, Duke, and several other teams run the similar versions of the European Ballscreen offense.

[@jeppesndberg3026]

@@HalfCourtHoops stop it. :D repeat after me U. C. L. A

[@wf7246]

@@jeppesndberg3026 the entry is UCLA cut as mentioned, but after that it is euro ball screen/continuity ball screen

[@tommyxiao872]

That looks like ucla 1-4 offense at the start.

[@HalfCourtHoops]

Duke starts theirs off with UCLA entry, sometimes they score off it vs lazy D.

[@playbookbasketball4742]

thanks for sharing

[@SvenVanRoosenbroek]

UCLA offense and watch some UTAH Jazz from the Stockton - Malone era

[@chaselaframboise2511]

HUGEEEE travel at 1:31

[@derrickshelley4059]

Calling it a ballscreen motion is not accurate. It has a ball screen. But it's more like an extended horns play. UCLA cut, ball screen, reversal, duck in, dho, duck in. Great play and great video editing tho!

[@Ulfo10]

This move is popularly known as "UCLA cut".... What is this Euro Ballscreen thing??

[@amierreima3088]

LethalShot10 A lot of concepts are taken from Basketball in Europe, usually they're just renamed here in the US. I think this play is called a continuity screen.