Ready-made basketball sets, written for coaches who want to understand why a play works, not just memorize the diagram. Each one comes with a full breakdown and a playable animation you can open straight on the board, tweak, and share with your team.
The core UCLA cut from a 1-4 high alignment: a back-screen from the elbow that turns a routine wing entry pass into an instant point-blank layup.
A 1-4 low quick hitter: both guards cut the baseline off a stagger and a single screen, and the point guard finds the popping shooter for a catch-and-shoot.
A 3-out 2-in entry that hides a back screen inside a staggered dribble screen, springing the post open for a quick catch right at the rim.
A 1-4 high set that sends two different cutters curling to the rim off staggered screens before settling into a wing pick-and-roll.
A horns-based flex action stacked with screen-the-screener continuations, giving disciplined shooters three separate looks in one possession.
A quick-hitting 1-4 high action that disguises a shooter's elevator-screen three behind what looks like an ordinary guard exchange.
A high 2-3 set named for its crossing guard cuts, offering a full progression of scoring reads that ends in a staggered screen for the top of the key.
A quick hitter against a 2-3 zone that ball-reverses twice before springing the best shooter open on a flare screen at the top.
A 3-out 2-in zone attack that hides a backdoor lob behind ball reversals, screening the weak-side low defender to spring an athletic finisher.
A 4-out 1-in zone play that swings the ball fully across the floor before cutting the shooter baseline into the space the swing creates.
A 1-4 quick hitter that moves the zone with one pass-and-return, then springs the best shooter open on a double screen behind the defense.
A 1-3-1 attack that overloads one side of the zone with a ball screen, forcing two defenders to guard three shooters.
A 1-3-1 quick hitter that hides a screen for the corner shooter behind a strong skip pass, best suited to teams that can throw it accurately.
A 1-3-1 play built around a blindside ball screen for the point guard, giving him three simultaneous scoring reads once the zone commits.
A 4-low baseline inbound that reverses the ball twice before a flex cut and a screen-the-screener pin down produce two clean scoring chances.
A box-set inbound stacking a back screen, a gate screen, and a cross screen — three layers of misdirection that end with the center sealed deep in the post.
A simple, youth-friendly baseline inbound built entirely around one gate screen at the low block for the team's best shooter.
A layered baseline inbound with a screen for nearly every perimeter player, finishing in a Ram Screen pick-and-roll with ideal spacing.
A box-set inbound with a double-screen curl, a staggered re-screen, and a screen-the-screener pick-and-roll for the point guard as the ultimate release valve.
A stack-formation inbound that clears out the baseline before a staggered screen frees the shooter on the wing for a midrange or three-point look.
A box-set inbound built purely to get the ball to a post player inside, using two decoy guard cuts and a screen-the-screener action to clear the lane.
A wide-box baseline inbound that catches a zone's low defender off guard with a middle flash and a strong screen for a corner three.
A box-set baseline inbound that overloads one side of a 2-3 zone, forcing the defense to choose between a shooter on a double screen and a flashing playmaker.
A minimal 1-4 high baseline inbound that spreads four scorers low and forces a 2-3 zone's three defenders to guard all of them.
A 1-4 high baseline inbound that skips the ball twice from side to side before a double flare screen frees the inbounder for a corner three, out of the zone's sight.
A quick-hitting baseline inbound that seals two zone defenders at once, leaving either a corner three or a short jumper on the block.
A ball-side box inbound that screens both zone wing defenders in sequence, springing the best shooter open in the strong-side corner.
A youth-friendly baseline inbound out of a simple stack that clears two low zone defenders to open a gap for a quick midrange shot.