ALAN STEIN IOWA CITY CLINIC OCTOBER 28

ALAN STEIN IOWA CITY CLINIC OCTOBER 28
ALAN STEIN IOWA CITY CLINIC OCTOBER 28
Showing posts with label Horns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horns. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2012

RAIDER PLAYBOOK: HORNS, "Point Trough"


About this Play/Drill:


"Point Through" is a good set to for your PG. It also creates a good shot for a shooter off a stagger.

Description:
  • PG enters to 5 at the elbow. PG cuts through the middle and screens for 2 to the basket. 2 cuts over the top of PG.
  • 4 pins down for PG and 5 follows right behind for a dribble handoff.
  • PG looks to turn the corner on the dribble handoff, making a play for himself or kicking to 3 in the corner for a shot.
  • If PG can't turn the corner he centers the ball. 2 fills behind off a stagger set by 4 and 5 looking for a shot.


RAIDER PLAYBOOK: Horns "Pin Down Slip"



  • Description:
    • Frame 1 -  1 hits the post OPPOSITE the team's best shooter and then clears strong side
    • Frame 2 -  3 comes off a Wide Pin Down screen from 5 for open look...if 5's defender helps, 5 slips for a quick High/Low.

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Lason Perkins, Chapel Hill HS: Horns

International basketball is primarily known for 3 things:

  1. Spacing and utilization of 3 point arc (drive and kick concepts)
  2. Ball movement
  3. Multiple ball screens in possession, even with shot clock.

The plays may not fit your philosophy/personnel, but you might be able to tweak them.
How would you defend these plays if someone ran them against you?
Plays were taken from 2012 Olympics 



France Horns Action for Parker
Similar to a re-screen action when defender goes under first screen.  Parker back dribbles to create space.  #5 then sets flat angle screen on side of floor, allowing Parker to go either direction.   If the big sags, Parker attacks him.