Iowa Hawkeyes Sideline Out of Bounds Play: Inbounder Back Screen for a Clean Look
This sideline out of bounds (SLOB) play from the Iowa Hawkeyes uses a deceptive back screen by the inbounder to free up an easy scoring opportunity. Simple, smart, and ideal for youth and high school basketball coaches looking to improve their special situations.
Baseline Inbounds vs Man: 3 Low Set with Dive Action for Small Forward
This baseline out-of-bounds play from a 3-low setup uses deception, timing, and spacing to free up the small forward for an uncontested layup. A perfect option against switching man defenses.
Horns Action for Man Defense: 45/54 Play with Hi-Lo and Double Ball Screens
The 45/54 play gives coaches a two-phase attack—starting with a hi-lo option off a ball screen and flowing directly into a second ball screen if the first option is covered. A perfect horns-based man play for building offensive layers.
How to Run the Michigan Set Play: Man-to-Man Quick Hitter With Screen Action
Michigan is a powerful set play that flows from an overload alignment into a layered sequence of screens. With multiple scoring options—including a layup off a back screen and a triple stagger for your best shooter—this is a must-have for any playbook.