Wisconsin Badgers Table of Contents. Swing Offense. Half Court Sets 9. Horns Series. Baseline out of Bounds 6. Zone Offense pg.
Swing Offense pg.
Swing Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense Swing First look into the post Swing Swing pg.
Swing (Open) Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense Swing (Open) First look into the post Swing (Open) pg.
Swing (Backdoor) Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense Swing (Weak) Swing (Weak) pg.
Swing (Weak) Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense Swing (Seal) Swing (Seal) First look into the post pg. 6
Swing (Seal) Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense Swing (Stagger) Swing (Stagger) pg. 7
Swing (Stagger) Wisconsin Badgers Swing Offense pg. 8
Half Court Sets pg. 9
Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Low Low passes to and fakes a cut in, passes back to. screens down for. & set low screens for who comes off looking to shoot. -Man Sting -Man Sting pg. 0
-Man Sting Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Pop Pop pg.
Backdoor Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets empties the post, cuts up towards the ball and then cuts backdoor. dribbles at and passes to the backdoor. Backscreen Open pg.
Chin Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Chin Chin pg.
Chin Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Chin Double Double passes to and cuts off UCLA cut. pops, passes to. screens down for, passes to. & set a double stagger screen for looking for a shot. pg.
Double Rip Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Double Rip Fist Up Replace pg.
Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Five (Wing PNR) Five (Wing PNR) Five (Wing PNR) Five (Wing PNR) pg. 6
Flex Open Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Flex Open pops to the wing, dives. Motion Weak sets a flex screen for and opens up to the corner. Motion Weak passes to and cuts through to opposite wing. passes to who reverses to. cuts down in the lane and sets cross screen for. then receives a down screen from. pg. 7
Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Motion Weak Fist Motion Weak Fist passes to and cuts through to opposite wing. passes to who reverses to. cuts down in the lane and sets cross screen for. PNR Slice screens for who sets ballscreen for. attacks, rolls to the rim. PNR Slice passes to and cuts through off UCLA cut from. sets a slice screen for, passes to who hits for a shot or post opportunity. pg. 8
PNR Slip Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets goes to set a ballscreen for and hesitates, allowing his man to freeze. sprints to the rim, passes to passes to on the dive. Spartans Spartans pg. 9
Split Jayhawk Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Split Jayhawk STS STS pg. 0
Thunder Wisconsin Badgers Half Court Sets Thunder pg.
Horns Series pg.
Horns Away Double Wisconsin Badgers Horns Series passes to and cuts through. & sets a double screen for. passes to. Horns Flare Horns Flare pg.
Horns Flex Wisconsin Badgers Horns Series Horns Flex passes to at the elbow and cuts off him to opposite block. sets cross screen for. looks to pass to. Horns Seal then sets down screen for (flex action). passes to and cuts through continuing to the wing. passes to who passes to. cuts in like he will cut off flex screen from and then turns and seals his man in the post. pg.
Wisconsin Badgers Horns Series Horns Twist (ISO) Horns Twist (ISO) Horns Twist (ISO) pg.
Baseline out of Bounds pg. 6
Wisconsin Badgers Baseline out of Bounds Out Out pops to the corner. passes to. cuts like he will screen for and cuts to the wing. clears to the opposite wing. walks down in the middle of the key. sets a down screen for who curls inside, then cuts off a screen from to the corner for a. Across Across pg. 7
Wisconsin Badgers Baseline out of Bounds Across Across Across (Lob) Across (Lob) pg. 8
Across (STS) Wisconsin Badgers Baseline out of Bounds Across (STS) Box Double Box Double pg. 9
Box Triple Wisconsin Badgers Baseline out of Bounds Flex Flex pg. 0
Zone Offense pg.
Flare Wisconsin Badgers Zone Offense Flare x x x x x x x x x x Flare x x x x x pg.
Lob Wisconsin Badgers Zone Offense Lob x x x x x x x x x x pg.
CONDUCTING A PRESSURE PRACTICE by Bo Ryan. Partner Passing a. After you pass you must: i. Make at least a -step cut ii. Change direction, passer ball fake iii. Show lead hand iv. Catch in triple threat v. Maintain - spacing b. Four passes i. Chest ii. Overhead iii. Bounce iv. Roll c. Four repetitions i. Pass ii. Shot fake to pass iii. Shot fake, dribble to pass iv. Shot fake, dribble, pivot to pass. Corners a. Working on i. Protecting the ball ii. Paying attention iii. Handle direction iv. Good delivery v. Good hand target vi. Communication b. Swith directions on change c.. Full Court Passing a. Four passes i. Baseball ii. Chest iii. Bounce iv. Overhead to score b. Don t leave until the ball is caught at the spot before you c. Last passer rebounds and outlets to sideline. Line and Weave a. degree angles b. Catch, jump stop, look up the floor c. passes, passes, passes. Dribbling Attack: Up, Back a. Attack with dribbles, retreat, change direction b. moves: i. crossover
ii. between the legs iii. behind the back iv. spin 6. Full Court vs. and vs. a. Defense is free to do what they want b. Offense is trying to get across the opposite endline 7. Partner Shooting a. Working on i. Footwork ii. Balance iii. Triple Threat iv. Shots from the inside out b. Shots to work on i. Jump shot ii. Shot fake/shot iii. Shot fake/drag dribble/shot iv. Mix-it-up v. All s
s w i n g offense The Swing Offense is designed to beat conventional defenses and is based on the following rules: o Odd numbers (,, ) set up on the right side of the floor o Even numbers (, ) set up on the left side of the floor o always takes the ball out of bounds o should position himself in the low post, not below the block o & line up on the lane lines, above the free throw line o and line up at the wings (free throw line extended) about ½ steps from the sideline o Anytime the ball is entered to the wing, the two players on the weakside of the floor (away from the ball) interchange, making basket cuts o When the ball is passed from wing to lane line, we will fade screen on the opposite side o Any time the ball is turned or changes sides of the floor, we are going to swing a third person ball side. We will swing the person furthest away from the ball to the low post on ball side o We want to enter the ball into the post using a bounce pas or an overhead pass if the defender is caught directly behind the post player. We will not throw a lob pass into the post from the wing or the corner o As in any good offense, we must keep good floor spacing
Descriptions of Positions is the best ball-handler/playmaker. He doesn t have to score a lot, but he must make good decisions is an off guard who should be a good shooter. He must also be able to handle the ball against pressure and be a solid passer is the best scorer. Often times our best player. He should have the ability to both shoot and drive is a good rebounder. Someone who is willing to eat glass and get a lot of garbage baskets. In our system, always takes the ball out of bounds, so he should be a good passer best offensive post player. Size is not a requirement Regular Swing Wing Entry brings the ball down the lane line and looks inside to o If is not available, passes to interchanges with after s catch catches the ball, and looks inside to interchanges with after s catch posts hard Up Screen sets his man up, uses s up screen, and takes the path of least resistance to the hoop holds at the weakside guard spot gives a ball fake to (to signal the up screen), and looks for: o on the cut o stepping out for short jumper o posting up holds at the weakside forward spot reads s ball fake, and sets the up screen for
Reversal seals in the low post flares off s screen reverses the ball to sets flare screen for, and replaces at the weakside guard spot receives s pass, and looks for: o sealing in the low post o flaring to the wing Swing rd Player Ballside sets back screen for, and steps into the lane looking for the ball holds at weakside wing sets his man up, and uses s back screen catches the ball, and looks for: o cutting to the basket o stepping back to the ball reverses the ball to Wing Entry interchanges with, after s catch catches the ball, and looks inside to posts hard looks inside to o If is not available, passes to interchanges with, after s catch
Starting the Offence good defensive teams will try to prevent from catching the ball We may start the offence several different ways Screen for enters the ball to interchanges with sets screen for interchanges with uses s screen and catches the ball at the wing Downscreen for enters the ball to interchanges with uses s downscreen and catches the ball at the wing interchanges with starts at high post, and sets downscreen for Reversal to reverses the ball to holds at weakside wing sets his man up, and uses s back screen catches the ball, and looks for: o cutting to the basket o stepping back to the ball sets back screen for, and steps into the lane looking for the ball
Tandem Partners Anytime we have the ball in the frontcourt, we have one player with the ball, and players without the ball We want our players without the ball to work together in pairs to get each other open In this diagram, & are one pair of tandem partners, and & are the other pair of tandem partners In this diagram, & are one pair of tandem partners, and & are the other pair of tandem partners Dribble Exchange If is being overplayed, and still has his dribble, we can use the dribble exchange dribbles towards interchanges with replaces at the low post interchanges with replaces at the point If is being overplayed, and still has his dribble, we can use the dribble exchange dribbles towards cuts to the low post ballside holds replaces at the wing replaces at the
Use of the Skip Pass The use of the skip pass is important against conventional defenses can skip the ball to to start the offence catches the ball from sets his man up, and uses s back screen holds sets back screen for, and steps into the lane looking for the ball holds catches the ball from sets his man up, and uses s back screen holds sets back screen for, and steps into the lane looking for the ball