Find actions to run well and in a variety of combinations. And add options or variations that mesh with your personnel.
Pick and roll:
Players learn how to execute generic high and wing ball screens.
Introducing variations can create headaches for defenses. It's ideal to create a double gap for a driver.
Staggered screens:
We can adjust the personnel to the play or ideally train up players to execute the task.
The Iverson cut proved simple and decisive late as Pentucket scored five points with it on two possessions.
Backdoor cuts or misdirection:
Create multiple options for scoring
Get mismatches: (Pistons 15)
Simple cross-screens can create high probability scoring chances
Lagniappe: from @BBallImmersion "great offense is multiple actions"
New Belmont coach Casey Alexander ran some great stuff at Lipscomb. Here is a late clock play that slips the 1st screener out off a double stagger dribble handoff. pic.twitter.com/CeVzJ9BnBP— Chris Oliver (@BBallImmersion) August 14, 2019
