Give your guards the freedom to use their creativity and take advantage of their skills with this ball screen pick-and-roll offense.

Using white board diagrams and on court demonstration, Wes Peek teaches you how to run the high ball screen offense utilizing an athletic 4, a true point guard, and a knock down shooter. You will learn verbal and visual cues, how to use specific player's abilities, and variations of the ball screen offense.

Peek begins with three basic entries into the ball screen offense, then covers the details to successfully run it versus a man or zone defense. When run correctly, this offense will move the help defense out of position, create long recoveries and put the opponent's bigs in a situation where they have to defend on the perimeter.

In this DVD, you will learn to:

• Utilize the pick and roll in your man and zone offense
• Learn Cues and Calls to help you teach and execute the offensive sets
• Learn how to run the offense from multiple sets and out of your transition offense
• Counters and reads to teach your players how to react to switches and hard hedges
• Drill the whole offense at once to maximize repetition.

2011.

Give your guards the freedom to use their creativity and take advantage of their skills with this ball screen pick-and-roll offense.

Using white board diagrams and on court demonstration, Wes Peek teaches you how to run the high ball screen offense utilizing an athletic 4, a true point guard, and a knock down shooter. You will learn verbal and visual cues, how to use specific player's abilities, and variations of the ball screen offense.

Peek begins with three basic entries into the ball screen offense, then covers the details to successfully run it versus a man or zone defense. When run correctly, this offense will move the help defense out of position, create long recoveries and put the opponent's bigs in a situation where they have to defend on the perimeter.

In this DVD, you will learn to:

• Utilize the pick and roll in your man and zone offense
• Learn Cues and Calls to help you teach and execute the offensive sets
• Learn how to run the offense from multiple sets and out of your transition offense
• Counters and reads to teach your players how to react to switches and hard hedges
• Drill the whole offense at once to maximize repetition.

2011.

The pick and roll is a potent offensive weapon utilized by teams ranging from middle school to the "pros." In this DVD, Mike Procopio builds the pick and roll offense from the ground up and then demonstrates how to defend it.

Pick & Roll Offense
Learn techniques and strategies that make pick & rolls successful!

Procopio demonstrates the pick & roll versus the defensive "hedge" and switching defenses. He progresses from 3-on-0 to 3-on-3 as he demonstrates the weak side duck-in and the duck-in high/low option. These drills will help players improve their ability to dribble penetrate, thus requiring two defenders to guard the ball handler.

Next, Procopio takes the pick & roll and uses it to build team offense using his 5-on-0 pick & roll "transition drill." He emphasizes sprinting to the screen and post men rolling hard and demonstrates the various pick & roll options as players transition into full-court offense.

Pick & Roll Defense
Procopio's pick and roll defense attempts to stop and contain the drive and to always be in position to challenge shots. Procopio introduces "stunting" using a 3-on-3 drill that emphasizes on-ball pressure and defending the pass and cut.

Learn the most effective methods for defending the pick and roll such as hedging, which is great for stopping dribble penetration. The Ice Method helps protect your bigs from getting fouls away from the basket. Learn to defense the high pick and roll using the Bump & Switch and the Late Switch.

This DVD is a must for any coach wanting to add the pick and roll to their offensive arsenal or simply wanting to better defend it.

105 minutes. 2011.

Learn how Saul Phillips led his team to the NCAA Men's Tournament in their first year of eligibility! Coach Phillips explains how instrumental the screen & roll has been to the early success of his program while competing against the bigger NCAA Division I basketball teams.

Coach Phillips' system is tremendous for battling teams that pressure passing lanes and have bigger, more talented players. He begins with a 2-on-2 set-up, covering three types of ball-screens:

• Vertical: Basic flat screen above the three-point line with "Phoenix Action."
• Standard: With the screener facing a sideline, Phillips teaches you how to read the hedge man and the options available.
• Chip: Screen in transition where the screener sets and pops.

With these three ball-screen options, Phillips demonstrates how to "pink" and "plus" the screen to counter defensive pressure and weakside help. He also demonstrates options whereby the screen posts after rolling or creating a mismatch by screening away for a shooter.

Phillips goes into a 5-on-0 setting to demonstrate the three sets used in his screen and roll offense: Gold, Open, and Vertical. Phillips' stresses the importance of putting your players in the best possible positions to make smart decisions. He covers a variety of defensive pressure scenarios including hard hedges, traps, and switches and what you can do to neutralize the defense.

This DVD is a must for any team, at any level, that is looking create mismatches on the offensive end of the floor.

63 minutes. 2011.

Ball screens are becoming a huge part of basketball and can be a successful tool for your team if they are executed properly. This ball screen DVD will give you the tools you need to install this system into your program.

In this on-court clinic presentation, Chris Mack gives you a comprehensive look at the inner workings of a successful ball screen offense.

Coach Mack will show you how a ball screen offense can:

• Limit turnovers and make plays by keeping the ball in your best players hands
• Force your opponent's post players to defend away from the basket
• Gain rebounding advantages, get open shots, get to the free throw line more often and create mismatches using rotations

Learn the most important concepts you must teach the dribbler and the screener: Creating separation, getting to the level of the screen, how to hold the screen and the three types of screens.

Using a 2-on-2 demonstration, Mack shows you the five defense attacks most commonly used to defend the ball screen. For each of these scenarios, Mack takes you through two ways to attack the defense and provides the ball handler and screener reads and passes.

To help you incorporate ball screens into your offense, Mack delivers ball screen plays in a 5-on-0 setting.

Using this effective ball screen offense, Coach Mack was the winningest first-year head coach in Division I in 2009-10 and the only rookie head coach to lead his team into the 2010 NCAA Tournament field.

2010.

Produced at the Fall 2009 Ohio clinic.