Saturday, September 17, 2011

Play of the Day 9/17/2011




Here's today's play of the day. It is a lob for your post, followed by a high low look into your post sealing if you're unable to get the lob.

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

For Sale

Some of you have been brave enough to purchase the mammoth Attack Basketball System book. Now I am branching out a little bit more and putting my 4 Out 1 In Offense Playbook on the market. This item is going to be for sale for $7 and will be downloadable online. This playbook will have 6 Man to Man Continuity Offenses, over 40 Man to Man Sets, and Zone Offense Continuities and Sets. These are handwritten notes that I have put a lot of effort into.

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Play of the Day 9/14/2011


Monday, September 12, 2011

Play of the Day, 9/12/2011


Today's Play of the Day is designed to get a quick backdoor bucket. From a 4 out set, 1 passes to the wing and cuts off a UCLA cut. As this is happening, 3 is flashing to the top of the key and 4 is diving to the rim. This play takes a bit of practice to get the timing down, but when you do, it usually good for a quick two!

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Play of the Day, 9/11/2011


Today's Play of the Day comes out of a Box set. It is designed to get an initial post up for your 4 man, then there are options for the 2 man coming off 5's screen, and then finally a triple staggered screen for your 1 man. Lots of options on this one.

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Play of the Day, 9/10/2011

Here's today's Play of the Day. Again it involves a high ballscreen. This set is called Prairie. The timing is the key in this set; 2 should be coming off the baseline flex screen as 3 is making the catch.

Hope you enjoy!

Friday, September 9, 2011

Play of the Day, 9/9/2011



Here is the first of what I hope to be a long series of Plays of the Day for basketball coaches. This comes out of a 4 out 1 in set, and its called Chin. This is a simple set looking to take advantage of a quick backscreen and then a high ballscreen.