TEN
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TEN
was named for its number of options against either a Triangle-and-Two or a
Box-and-One. It's success is predicated upon picks from those players being
defended in a man-to-man setting picks on the defenders sitting in zone responsibilities
which frees up their teammates in enormous seams in the defense. The reciprocal is
true with 10 options where in return those players being GIMMICK'ed get picks at the time
when the floor is perfectly spaced for them to pop off a pick for an open look.
Although a little complicated, TEN is truly a masterpiece of design. |
Norwin
(Low) |
NORWIN
(Low) is a tremendous set against a triangle-and-two. You'll create floor spacing
and picks will be set to free up your offense players being gimmicked which will force the
defenders in a triangle to commit to your offense players. Your swing man (3)
on the weak side of the court will have to make some fundamental reads depending on how
the defenders in the triangle respond to the ball. |
Norwin
(High) |
NORWIN (High) is
another great set against a triangle-and-two which we really extend the defense from
sideline to sideline. By skipping the ball to the weak side of the floor with
both of our players being gimmicked now away from the ball. We almost force a
man-to-man. As soon as we pick the triangle must react. If we don't get
an entry pass, patience pays off because a back pick and lob is there as a secondary
option. Another GREAT set against
a triangle-and-two. |
Peak (adjustments)
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PEAK
is another great play for a triangle-and-two. This also extends the defense from
sideline to sideline which is key to breaking down the triangle. A quick ball
reversal, good dribble penetration to a trap area creates a seam for a timely pick and
roll to the middle and low post of the ball side. |
Shuffle
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SHUFFLE is a for
sure offense to run against a triangle-and-two which requires patience if you happy with
settling for an elbow jump shot. If the elbow jump shot isn't available for the
non-gimmicked offensive players, then a dump down to the block MUST be open.
This is really a motion offense adapted to exploit a triangle. |
Valley
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VALLEY is a great
set to run against a box-and-one. Ball reversal and an excited post player wanting
the ball in the middle post will clear out the baseline for a back pick and a lob.
You'll find sometimes teams will try to steal the momentum of the game by jumping into a
box-and-one, this play will defeat their goal of stealing the momentum and VALLEY will get
your fans more and more into the game. Can you say "time-out" for your
opposing coach? |
"31"
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"31"
is another variation of one of our motion offenses which creates a great opportunity for a
post player. After extending the defense from one sideline to the other we'll create
a seal off and entry pass for your strongest post player. |
Texas (adjustments) |
TEXAS,
one of our best sets against a zone is adjusted to created an entry pass either to the
middle post or low post to either our (4) or (5) and then our shooting guard has to make a
read on how the defense reacts to the open area to receive a pass for an open jumper
or lay-up. |
