CHAPTER 6:

Set Plays to score Out-of-Bounds UNDERNEATH

Below is a list of all of the plays in CHAPTER 6. I've already defined my opinion of the 'Best' of the Best for you to review first since there are so many effective sets included in the complete set. You will find a short description of each play below with a link taking you to an example of a play looking much like the quality of what you will receive with your order. Remember, just about every set play has multiple options, which makes them so diffcult to defend. These plays were designed to make opponents pay for playing good defense. I can't emphasize the importance of good sharp execution including everything from timing, floor spacing, good solid picks, mis-directing and v-cutting off of those picks, crisp passes, to receiving the passing ready to pull the trigger for the uncontested shot. Review the descriptions below and look at the link Now or Shandu to see a sample play.

NOTE: These Out-of-Bounds plays give Excellent scoring opportunities. Think about how little time teams actually spend working on defending out of bounds plays. Very little. These O.B. plays can make up to a 6 to 10 point per game difference.

 

NEBRASKA

NEBRASKA is designed primarily when teams defend underneath in zones. This play will cripple the zone and excite the crowd with a monsterous dunk -or- a catch and lay-up if you don’t have anyone that can dunk.

USC
(Use Short Corner)

USC is primarily used when teams defend underneath in zones.  It is much like our zone offense USC, but it certainly starts differently from out of bounds.  Great ball movement and exploitation of the short corners and the seams created by excellent floor spacing while extending the defnese from sideline to sideline.

Jackub (High)

JACKUB (HIGH) is an excellent play to attack the defense underneath your own basket whether the opponents are in a zone or a man.   Your post player is the key to this play working because he has to stay with the ball posting up and asking for the ball everywhere it goes as the ball gets passed around the perimeter.   His excitement asking for the ball will lure the defense away from the baseline (zone) or tighten up his man (man-to-man) which creates the floor spacing needed for the lob to be there for an easy one.  

Jackub (Low)

JACKUB (Low) is an out-of-bounds play that is better ran against a man-to-man and it is ran from the same set up as JACKUB (High).  The play runs the same as JACKUB (High) but a pass fake for ball reversal starts a whole new different set of pick sequences and floor spacing for multiple options.

Regular - Low

Regular - Middle

Regular - High

Designed to get open jump shots.

REGULAR has three different plays out of the same set.  NON-VERBAL calls are made to call out three different plays.  As simple as it seems, no coaches have yet to catch on how we call out the different plays from the same set.  Put your best shooter taking the ball out and learn (3) great plays from the same set.  These plays can be ran against either zone defense or man-to-man. 

Baseline - Low

Baseline - Middle

Baseline - High

Designed to get cutters breaking to the basket good looks including a dunk opportunity in BASELINE - High .

BASELINE also has three different plays out of the same set.   NON-VERBAL calls are made to call out three different plays.  As simple as it seems, no coaches have yet to catch on how we call out the different plays from the same set.  Put your best passer taking the ball out and learn (3) great plays from the same set.  These plays can be ran against either zone defense or man-to-man.


Box -
Low

Box - High

Designed   to hit cutters and other options for jumpers.

BOX  has two different plays out of the same set.  NON-VERBAL calls are made to call out three different plays.  As simple as it seems, no coaches have yet to catch on how we call out the different plays from the same set.  Put your best passer taking the ball out and learn (3) great plays from the same set.  These plays can be ran against either zone defense or man-to-man.

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