5 - star clinic chicago notes 2010

8/10/2019 5 - Star Clinic Chicago Notes 2010

1/16


2/16


3/16


4/16

5-Star Clinic ChicagoMay 1, 2010

Table of Contents

John Pigatti - SSC (13 Plays) 5

Kevin O'Neill - USC (6 Plays) 9

Bob Hurley - St. Anthony HS (12 Plays) 11

Ray McCallum - UDM (8 Plays) 14

Ron Hunter - IUPUI (1 Play) 16

Powered by FastDraw


5/16

Introduction

Keys to Motion Offense

1) Establish Roles to Play (Screeners)

2) Shot Selection, Shot Opportunities

3) Offense Rebounding

4) Spacing

5) Avoid Weak Spots (High Corners, Low

Corners)

6) Penetration - Relative to Spacing

7) Inside Scoring - Relative to Spacing

8) Limit Turnovers

9) Hard to Guard

10) Fun to Play

Explore the multiple actions that can be

created from different screens and reads

3 on 0, 4 on 0, 5 on 0 (1 of3)

Work on a variety of screens and reads.

1

2

3



3 on 0, 4 on 0, 5 on 0 (2 of3)

4

2 13



3 on 0, 4 on 0, 5 on 0 (3 of3)

5

1 2 3 4

5 Seconds Full (a) (1 of 4)

1

2

3

4

5


1

2

3

4

5


1

2

3

4

5


3 can pass to either 1 or 2 for quick 3

1

2

3

4

5

John Pigatti - SSC

Powered by FastDraw


6/16

5 Seconds Full (b) (1 of 6)

1

2

3

4

5


1

23

4

5


1

3

4

5

2


1

2

3

4

5


1

2

3 4

5


1 Takes the Shot

12

3 4

5

50 Pass Drill

Teams play 5 on 5, however no dribbles are

allowed. Team can only score on a layup.

Avoid catching the ball in the weak areas (4

corners).

Variations:

Designated Shooter - Only 1 player can

score

Screener - Only a screener is allowed to

score

1

2

3

5

4

x4 x5

x2

x1x3

Down 3 - 5 seconds (1 of4)

12 35

4


1

2

35

4


1

2

35

4


1

2

35

4

John Pigatti - SSC

Powered by FastDraw


7/16

Motion 2- Curl (1 of 4)

Players 1 & 2 get the ball to their designated

passers.

1

2

3

4


Player 2 sets a screen for Player 1. Player

1 executes a curl cut to the basket.

3

4

1

2


Player 1 receives the ball from Player 4.

Player 2 cuts out to the arc.

3

4

12


Player 2 receives the ball from Player 3.

Both Players 1 & 2 score.

3

1

4

2

Motion 2- Flair (1 of 4)

2 Balls start at 1 & 2. Each player passes to

their designated passer.

1

23

4


Player 2 sets a screen for 1 who executes a

Flair.

31

2

4


Player 2 then slips to the elbow or post to

receive their shot opportunity. Player 1

receives their pass and shoots a three.

32

4

1


24

31

Motion 2- Bump & Slip (1of 3)

2 Balls start at 1 & 2. Each player passes to


1

23

4


Player 1 goes to set a screen for Player 2.

Player 2 executes a "Bump" cut and goes to

the arc. Player 1 then "Slips" to the basket.

3

1

2

4


Players then receive the ball from their

designated passers and score.

32

41

Motion Cut Drill A (1 of 4)

Setup: Two Lines of players with

basketballs at wings or near the corners.

Two Designated Passers setup at the arc

near centerline

1

12

2 1 122


First Player in each line passes to their

designated passer.

1 1

12

222 1


After the pass, players work on their

motion-specific cuts (curl cut is shown).

Can work on "3-cut" or "Fade-cut" as well.

1

11222 1

2


Players receive the passes from the

dedicated passers, shoot the ball and get

their own rebounds. Players should switch

lines. Rotate the designated passers.

1

1

12

22 1

2

John Pigatti - SSC

Powered by FastDraw


8/16

Motion Cut Drill B (1 of 3)

2 lines of players with basketballs setup

near the wings.

There are two designated passers.

1st player in each line passes the ball to


22

2

2 1 111


Players then perform a flair cut and receive

the ball from their passer, take a shot, and

then get their own rebound. Switch Lines.

22

2

2 11

11


Note: It is important to step with your outside

foot inside the arc to draw the defender in.

If they don't bite, you can execute a "zip" cut

to the basket. (Executed by 2).

22

2

2 11

11

Motion Drill - Read theDefender (1 of 4)

Player 1 starts with the ball and passes to

the designated passer (2).

12

x 3


Player 1 then sets a screen on Player 3's

defender. Player 3 must read the

defender's reaction.

12

x 3


If the defender tries to go over the screen,

player 3 executes a curl cut.

1

2

x3


If the defender tries to go under the screen,

The screener rotates and Player 3 keeps the

screener between themselves and the

defender by cutting out to the arc. As a rule,

try and keep the screener between you and

the defender.

1

2

x 3

Small Area Passing

5 Offensive Players and 5 Defenders

arrange themselves in a small area (could

be determined by volleyball lines, etc). The

object is for the offensive players to pass to

each other without dribbling and staying

inside of the confined area. Players must

work hard on setting screens and reading

screens to create a passing lane to get open.

1x1 2x2

3x3

4x4

5x5

John Pigatti - SSC

Powered by FastDraw


9/16

Introduction

Give yourself a chance to win the game by

playing great defense.

Be good at a few things, not half-assed at

many

Keys: No Layups, No Open 3's, Contested

2's only

Primary responsibility for all players is to

guard the ball.

Never ask "Who's got that guy?", cause WE

all have him.

O'Neil's Team:

Pick up at the arc. Control the basket area

(15 ft. radius). Seldom press. "Grinding it

out, will pay dividends"

5 on 4 Scramble Drill

Closest person guards the ball

1

24

53

x1

x2

x3

x4

Blitz Ball Screen (1 of 3)

1

2 3

45


1

2 3

45


Blitz the Ball Screen

1

2 3

45

Kevin O'Neill - USC

Powered by FastDraw


10/16

Defensive Transition (1 of6)

x1

x3

1

23

x2x4

x5


x1

x3

1

23

x2x4

x5


x1

x3

1

23

x2x4

x5


Defensive Transition does not run to the

weak side in transition

x1

x3

1

23

x2x4

x5


x1

x3

1

23

x2

x4

x5


Closest person guards the ball in transition,

regardless of assignment. Judge on the

close-out whether they can shoot or drive.

"Close-to-touch". Officials will let physicallity

go if there is a lot of it.

x1

x3

1

23

x2

x4

x5

Half-Court - 3 out 2 in (1of 4)

Post Defenders - arm bar, 1/4 front

Shoulders-to-shoulders, toes-to-toes,

close-to-touch

1

23

4 5

x

xx

xx


All help is one pass away

Full Front post with ball on the wing.

1

23

4 5

x

x

x

x

x


Defenders dig hard.

1

23

4

xxx

xx 5


If there is a cut, stop at middle of the court

with butt towards the baseline

1

2

34 5

x3

x4

x2

x5

x1

Rebounding Drill (1 of 2)

1 dribbles and shoots. Defenders should

move towards penetration.

1

23

4 5x5x4

x3 x2

x1

Rebounding Drill (2 of 2)

After the shot, you are not allowed to box

out your person.

PG must be a good rebounder as well.

After rebound, transition to opposite end and

repeat the drill.

1 23

4 5x5x4

x3 x2

x1

Kevin O'Neill - USC

Paowered by FastDraw


11/16

2 on 0 Full Court (1 of 3)

1 needs to get the rebound before it hits the

ground

Alternate every other day right hand/ Left

hand

1

2


1

2

x


Players performs the following:

1- (1) makes Layup

2- (1) makes Bank Shot

3- (1) Shot Fake / Pull-up Bank Shot

4- (1) Shot Fake (occupy defense), passer(2) comes back for ball, (1) go for weakside

rebound

5- (1) Shot Fake (occupy defense), passer

(2) comes back for ball, (1) penetrate and

dish.

6- (2) dives to elbow and receives pass from

(1)

1

2

5 Shot Shooting

1) Quick Layup (right)

2) Catch and Shoot

3) Shot Fake and Pull-up

4) Shoulder to Shoulder

5) Power Layup Left (off two legs / jumpstop)

1

2

5-3-1 w/ Layup (1 of 2)

Player 1 shoots 5 shots w/ Layup at the end.

Player 2 rebounds. Then Guards zig-zag to

half court.

Then 3 shots are taken w/ Layup at the end.


half court.

Then 1 shot is taken w/ Layup at the end.


half court.

Switch players

1

2

5-3-1 w/ Layup (2 of 2)

1

2

Blockout Drill

Coach passes to a player.

Ball is worked around the permiter until

coach calls for a shot. Defensive players

must block out everyone except the shooter.

It becomes x4's job to block out the shooter.

2

3

4x1x2x31

C

x4

Coach K DefensiveConversion

Defenders 1 & 3 try to catch-up to Player 2

who is attempting to get down the court in 4

dribbles.

2x3 x1

Bob Hurley - St. Anthony HS



12/16

Drexel 1-on-1

(1) Dribbles around a stationary object and

attempts to score. (2) runs around a

stationary object and tries to defend.

Winner keeps ball.

x x

1 2

Dribble Drills (1 of 7)

Start at baseline

Dribble to:

Spot 1 - Inside - Out Dribble

xx

1) - Inside-Out

x


Dribble to:

Spot 2 - Inside - Out Dribble

x

2) - Inside Outx


Dribble to:

Spot 3 - Spin Dribble - Ball in Left

x

x

3) - Spin Dribble


Dribble to:

Spot 4 - Pull Back two Dribbles - Front

Change (ball in right)

x

x

4) Ball in Left - Pull Back Dribble 2x Switch


Dribble to:

Spot 5 - Protective Rt. Dribble

x

5) - Protective Rt. Dribble


Dribble to:

Spot 6 - Behind the Back

x

6) Behind the Back


Dribble to:

Spot 7 - (Ball in Left) - Between the legs

Finish w/ Layup

x

7) Between the Legs




13/16

Full Court

1 Dribbles down court and makes three front

changes and then is challenged by x5 for

the layup. x5 Must remain underneath the

basket until the shot is ready to be

contested.

x

x

x

1

x5

Nash Routine

Sequence should take 20 minutes.

1) Baseline

2) Bank

3) Elbow

4) Floater / Running Jump Shot5) Post - Spins off Dribble

5a) Spin Back / Shot Fake / Hooks

6) Shot Fake Left / Right

7) Hesitation

8) Uses Physical Pressure to Spin off

9) Creates Space (shoot 3 and "show him

something" and go)

10) College 3's

11) Screen and Roll

12) 12 NBA threes

Pairs (1 of 3)

When 2 Curls, Dribble away to make the

pass (take your person way.)

x2

1

Pairs (2 of 3)

On the Fade, dribble towards to go over the

top

1

x 2

Pairs (3 of 3)

1

2x

Pitino 1-on-1

(1) and (2) are designated passers

1-on-1. If you make a shot you stay. 2

dribbles maximum.

Do NOT take a contested shot. Defender

goes to the end of line if a basket is made.

If not, the shot is rebounded and passed to

the passer without, get the ball from the

passer with the ball and continue.

1 2

xx

xx

Tag

Defenders avoid being tagged by the ball.

Offensive players are not allowed to dribble

to get into position to tag. Must use fakes

and peripherel vision

1

23

45 x

x

x

x

x




14/16

13 Offense vs. 2-3 (1 of 4)

1

23 4

5


1

23 4

5


1

23

4

5


23

5

14

4 Across (a) (1 of 2)

Attack the Elbow

1

23 45

4 Across (a) (2 of 2)

1

2

3 4

5

4 Across (b) (1 of 3)

Attack the Elbow

1

23 45


1

23 45


1

23

4

5

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (1 of 7)

1

23

4 5

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (2 of 7)

1

23

4 5

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (3 of 7)

3

4 5

1

2

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (4 of 7)

3

4 5

1

2

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (5 of 7)

3

4 5

1

2

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (6 of 7)

3

4 5

1

2

vs. 1-2-2 or 1-3-1 (7 of 7)

3

45

1

2

Ray McCallum - UDM



15/16

vs. 2-3 a (1 of 5)

1

23

45

vs. 2-3 a (2 of 5)

1 23

45

vs. 2-3 a (3 of 5)

1 23

45

vs. 2-3 a (4 of 5)

1 23

45

vs. 2-3 a (5 of 5)

1 23

45

vs. 2-3 b

1

23

45

Zone Offense 1 (Swing) (1of 6)

vs. Zone, if 2 is unavailable, swing.

1

23

4

5


1

23

4

5


1

23

4

5


1

2

3

45


1

452

3


1

45

23

Zone Offense 2

1

23

4 5

Ray McCallum - UDM



16/16

Match-Up Zone 1

x4 Counts Offensive Players in the Alleys

When defending the wings or the corners,

setup your feet to force the player to go

down and to the baseline (help will be there

with a trap).

x1 Does not deny on top

Players need to know their responsibilities of

the alley.

Players should be open as they are often

responsible for a weak side player and help

side responsibilities

Want your opponent to shoot challenged 3's

x1

x5

x4

x3x2

Ron Hunter - IUPUI

5 - star clinic chicago notes 2010

Documents