Multi-Option Man Offense: Ball Screen & Stagger Play for Versatile Scoring
This play leverages multiple screening actions to free up players on both sides of the floor. The combination of a back screen, ball screen, and stagger action offers a versatile scoring tool perfect for high school and youth teams.
Horns Action for Man Defense: 45/54 Play with Hi-Lo and Double Ball Screens
The 45/54 play gives coaches a two-phase attack—starting with a hi-lo option off a ball screen and flowing directly into a second ball screen if the first option is covered. A perfect horns-based man play for building offensive layers.
Post Up Your Big: Baseline Play Using 3-High Alignment vs Man-to-Man Defense
This baseline play vs man-to-man defense sets up a clean post-up opportunity for your center using misdirection, double screening, and off-ball movement. A great option when you want to reward your big and confuse help-side defenders.
Ghost Screens: How to Confuse Switch Defenses
The ghost screen may be one of the most deceptive yet simple actions in modern basketball. This breakdown reveals how slipping the screen at the last second can completely unravel switch-heavy defenses.
How to Recognize and Exploit Defensive Rotations
Great offenses don’t just beat their man—they punish defensive rotations. This article teaches players and coaches how to recognize rotation patterns and exploit the gaps they create for high-efficiency scoring.