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- Coach Miller uses the Mike D’Antoni transition offense off the missed shot. They run Carolina system off a made shot. Coach Miller likes to use his wheel, wheel flare, and flash actions to get the most efficient shots in your zone offense. The beauty of the Arizona Wildcats zone offense is that they have an action and counter for everything.
This play is a great play to get a shot for your best wing shooter.
Lots of cuts and you pass to your best shooter to start the play.
3 dribbles to the top and looks for 2 cutting backdoor.
2 fills the strong side corner if he doesn’t receive the backdoor pass.
3 continues dribbling across the top.
4 cuts backdoor on the dribble at by 3 and then posts up and fills the corner.
The 1 fills the spot left by 4.
As the 4 cuts backdoor, the 5 is sprinting to get an angle for the flare screen for the 3.
From this pass and flare action, the 1 will get an angle for the 3 on the flare
This opens up a shot for the three pointer or a drive and kick for the 2.
This set is a part of Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense, but could be run as a quick hitter to complement whatever you run.
This week’s featured eBook bundle is the Coach Princeton Basketball: Keys to Unlocking the Backdoor Offense eBook along with the Practice Plans and Drills for a Princeton Style Offense eBook.
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The Wheel Offense is fantastic for creating high levels of player movement. This is great for team’s that struggle to create opportunities on the floor through players creating their own shots. The Wheel Offense can be very effective as both an introductory and elite level offensive system.
Microsoft office latest version download. Because of the significant player movement, the Wheel Offense Triple Screen into On-ball Play there is a fantastic amount of offensive options available. It is however, a terminal play and does not have any continuity to be run on multiple sides of the floor. This means the play might be best suited to use in combination with other Wheel Offense plays.
Wheel Offense: Triple Screen into On-ball Diagram 1
The formation for the Wheel Offense Triple Screen into On-ball Play is 4 out and 1 in. The difference in this particular set-up is that the trailing big (Four) moves to the weak side wing extended. This type of formation allows for the play to be started as quickly as possible as the trailing players are not involved initially.
One (1) makes a pass to Two (2).
Five (5) lifts to set a screen for One (1).
One (1) creates a lead before cutting to the basket.
The initial cut by One (1) can be actioned from beyond the halfway in the back court as soon as the pass is initiated to Two (2). This will enable a much harder defensive scenario.
Wheel Offense: Triple Screen into On-ball Diagram 2
Two (2) must square up to the basket to engage the defensive player as the ball will be at this position for a few moments.
Four (4) moves into from the weak side wing to set a down screen for One (1).
One (1) continues on the movement through and out of the keyway. Using the screen set by Four (4) cuts up the outside of the screen to extend to the weak side elbow extended.
Five (5) following setting a screen for One (1) moves across the split line to set a second screen for Three (3).
Three (3) cuts over the screen with pace attacking the front of the basket.
Scoring Options:
- For a brief moment prior to Three (3) moving into the keyway, Four (4) can be free stepping to the basket
- Three (3) on cut to basket
- One (1) from lift to perimeter
Wheel Offense: Triple Screen into On-ball Diagram 3
Three (3) once reaching the basket moves to the strong side long corner.
Five (5) moves to set the third screen in the sequence. Performing a down screen for Four (4).
Four (4) lifts to the foul line.
Scoring Options:
- Three (3) on fade to long corner
- Four (4) on lift to foul line
- Two (2) rips the ball and attacks the basket towards the baseline
Wheel Offense
During the last movements of this phase of the offense there is the potential for a high/Low option between Four (4) and Five (5) if a pass is made initially into Four (4).
Wheel Offense: Triple Screen into On-ball Diagram 4
Five (5) moves to the Pinch Post on the weak side of the keyway.
Four (4) moves to set and on-ball screen for Two (2).
Two (2) uses the on-ball screen to attack the basket.
As Two (2) passes the shoulder of Four (4) to turn towards the keyway:
Basketball Offenses Plays
- One (1) rotates up the three-point line
- Three (3) lifts up the sideline
Scoring Options:
- Two (2) off of the on-ball screen
- Five (5) on assist pass from Two (2); if Five’s (5) defender moves to stop drive into keyway
- Four (4) off of roll to the basket
- One (1) off of pressure release pass
- Three (3) off of pressure release pass
- If Three (3) receives pass then a quick post entry pass can be made into Four (4)