| Post Play Once they get back to their original spot they will pass the ball to the person behind them. back) dribble. They just take when it becomes available. 3. . Basketball, How 2 then takes the ball to the downscreen action between 1 (a screener) and 3 (a cutter). With a coach or manager in the 3, or pivot, position start slowly, teaching the continuous pattern as in the following diagrams. If he The dribble drive offense, or dribble drive motion offense (DDM), is an aggressive offensive basketball play that requires strategic spacing and quick ball movement. open three point shot. Well, this year, they went back to Thad Matta's dribble weave patterned offense. Normal This is freewheeling basketball which fits only a very talented group of players. But i really love this and think itll work even better with the kids. .Figure 8 Note: O1 and O2 have option of faking the cross Bruce Pearl, who has guided three different teams to 18 postseason appearances in 19 years, including six straight NCAA Tournament trips with Tennessee. Athletic ability helps, as it does in most aspects of basketball. However, they must avoid any offensive charge situations. diagrams. their audiences, the misdirection dribble can fool the defense. Physically and mentally unprepared. Box Weave I respectfully disagree. This is an additional tape and topic. In addition, the Princeton Offense provides for the following added benefits: Teaches the value and benefits of teamwork. They are basically looking for either a lane to the basket, the roll off the PNR, a post-up, or an open perimeter shot. The Princeton offense is one of the few offenses that actually sets up plays to create open outside shots. DOUBLE DRIBBLE: Dobles DOUBLE TEAM, TO: Hacer un dos contra uno; ~ ON THE POST: Hacer un dos contra uno en el poste DOUBLE TEAM: Dos contra uno, trap DOUBLE: (exclam.) Player 5 always goes to the basket for rebounds whenever a shot is taken. stream We ran a Open Post offense and at times we could drive and look to kick it out or go to the hole. //--> When O5 does not receive ball on post up, O2 dribbles out for spacing and O5 flashes into middle. "Back door" play. post players, post ups have the tendency to be more for kick out passes to outside shooters than they are for scoring. Very similar to down or at the end of a period preventing any panic or rushed shots. O1 dribbles clears wing O4. I say try it once and if it works keep on bringin it. Players should be able to pass with either hand. Perimeter Workout I have coached at the NCAA Division 2 (Southwestern Oklahoma State University), NAIA (USAO), and JUCO Levels (Blinn College and Carl Albert State College) as well as high school. It involves the "All or None Principle." This fear and uncertainty, While we ARE stuck with who they drop off at the door , its up to us to teach them sometimes it will work for you and other times, its not going to happen. The only defense that gave us a bit of trouble was a "syracuse" type 2-3 zone. good article. Alternating Getting Your Bigs Involved, Ilgauskas and Cavs Ear Pitt's Press Breaks Against Louisville's Matchup P UCLA's Outstanding Defense Leads To Easy Offense, Sonics Damien Wilkins Makes the Smart Play, Notre Dame's Changing Defenses Beats Pitt, Boston U's Defense Leads the Way to Victory, Pistons Spread Pick and Roll Crushes Pacers, Paul to Chandler, Pick and Roll Alley-oop, St. Mary's Rotating Pick and Roll Offense, Raptors Clear Out and Run Isolation for Chris Bosh, Nebraska Women's Box Inbounds Play vs Zone, LSU Press Break Against Tennessee's Pressure, Wally Szczerbiak Timeout Error Costs Sonics the Game, Pittsburgh's Late Game Inbounder Give and Go, Lakers Use a Full-Court Press to Force Turnovers, Florida's Double Ball Screen out of Spread, Bucks Show How Not to Double Down the Post, Nuggets Frustrate Blazers with Matchup Zone Defense, Pistons and Celtics Win with Offensive Rebounds, Memphis Doesn't Foul with 3-point Lead in Championship Game. O1 looks to feed O4 on back cut or posting up. It is especially tough to defend teams that use the dribble weave if you don't use it yourself because you will find it difficult to practice against. I think it could be effective in youth basketball. The Princeton Offense's basic "Give and Go" passes I really love dribble drive motion offense because it really suits to our type of play and to our size as Filipinos. Double-Post Motion Next, 2 dribbles toward the middle of the lane via the on-ball screen set by 5. Keep running this without pause, or shots. Motion Exposes and capitalizes on fundamentally weak defenders. Players 5,3, and 1 go for rebounds and player #2 moves outside to help #4 protect the backcourt. Never having to reset the offense or call out plays. What defense is the best to play against the DDMO? I'm from the Philippines. We get these kids for four years! It has its difficulties if the defense sags.