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From Basketball Coach Weekly
The initial action has the point guard entering the ball and running off the pass as the backside movements demand attention… all while the play is a simple handoff and tossback for a 3.
Maryland entered an important Big Ten matchup against Purdue as the No. 4 team in the country. The Terps used this Horns set to score a 3-pointer just three minutes and 16 seconds into the game.
Start in a typical Horns set with your posts at spots just higher than opposite elbows and guards in opposite corners with the point guard dribbling at the top.
A guard runs off a pair of inside screens by the forwards at the elbows to come free on the backside for a lob pass at the hoop for a high-percentage shot. Why use it 1-4 High set plays clear space near the hoop. By creating movements on the perimeter, it keeps defensive... MORE
From Basketball Coach Weekly When you have a center with above-average court awareness, use this to your advantage to exploit several potential scoring options out of a 1-4 High look Why use it Centers aren’t usually handed complete decision-making within a set play. But, when your tallest player also is one of... MORE
