Triangle BLOB Play: A Simple Yet Deadly Baseline Out-of-Bounds Set for Man Defense

Triangle BLOB Play: A Simple Yet Deadly Baseline Out-of-Bounds Set for Man Defense

The Triangle BLOB set is a foundational baseline play that leverages spacing, timing, and back screens to create a high-percentage look. Perfect for youth and high school teams looking to simplify their baseline execution.

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Zone Play UCLA: How to Attack the Back Line with Lob and Slip Options

Zone Play UCLA: How to Attack the Back Line with Lob and Slip Options

The UCLA zone play is a deceptive lob action that exploits the soft spots behind zone defenses. It’s perfect for youth and high school teams looking to stretch the back line and generate high-percentage finishes near the rim.

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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.

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Beat the Switch with “Hit Back”: Simple Man Play to Exploit Mismatches

This misdirection play creates space and punishes defensive switching by giving your primary ball handler a runway to attack a slower defender. Simple, fast, and effective—“Hit Back” is perfect for teams looking to exploit mismatches in man-to-man coverage.

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SLOB Play: Re-Screen Action for a Late-Clock Bucket

SLOB Play: Re-Screen Action for a Late-Clock Bucket

Looking for a crisp side-out play that delivers a clean shot for your shooting guard? This 3-low setup vs man defense uses layered screening, smart decoys, and precise timing to break down defenders and create open looks. Perfect for youth basketball drills and high school coaching strategies.

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Post Up Your Big: Baseline Play Using 3-High Alignment vs Man-to-Man Defense

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.

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