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Continuity Offense Sets
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Continuity Offensive Sets
Continuity offenses take more of a patterned or set approach in attempting to find scoring opportunities.
Set offenses that are continuous in nature are great for youth basketball teams where the players are still learning how to play the game. They are also effective for any level of play from youth to college basketball. There are many times during a game when the players need the structure provided by a set offense. There are also many times during the course of a season when a continuity offense will be very beneficial against certain teams.
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Flow Ball Screen Transition Offense
By: Steve Hardin
The Flow Ball Screen Transition Offense is a basketball offense that can be used in a variety of ways. It is most effective as a transition offense or secondary fast break. It can also be run with great effectiveness as a series of set plays. The use of a variety of on-ball screens creates multiple scoring opportunities and is often difficult to defend in a transition setting. . . .
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1-3-1 Control Game Offense
The 1-3-1 Control Game Offense is a continuity offense with a baseline roamer. This offense works equally well against man-to-man or zone defenses and is designed to control tempo and get open shots, specifically layups. . . .
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Sideline Delay Offense
The Sideline Delay Offense can be used at end-of-game situations when you are in the lead or simply whenever you want to control the tempo and possibly get an easy layup opportunity. . . .
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1-4 Low Drive Play
The 1-4 Low Drive Play is a simple to run and very effective if you have a point guard that is good in a 1-on-1 situation. If you have a few penetrating guards, you can also convert it into a continuity offense. . . .
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3 Around 2 Middle Clear Through Offense
The 3 Around 2 Middle Clear Through Offense is designed to utilize a quickness advantage and mid-range game of your post players. It can be run as a set with options or as an offense in and of itself. . . .
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Screen Away Continuity Offense
The Screen-Away Continuity Offense is very simple to install at any level of play. It can be run as a main offensive style or it can be called a few times throughout a game. Quite simply, it is a pass and pick away on the perimeter; coupled with a post to post cross screen. . . .
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1-4 Attack Offense
The 1-4 Attack Offense is a great attack vs. any type of defense, man or zone. It is also simple enough and easy enough to execute that your players will pick it up in no time. . . .
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Triple Threat Penetration Offense
The Triple Threat Penetration Offense is designed to take advantage of one-on-one scoring moves. By 1-on-1, I am referring to moves that are made from the triple threat position -- not simply everyone looking out for themselves. In this offense, nearly every time a player receives the ball away from the basket, he should catch and face in a triple threat position. . . .
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5-Out Delay Offense
The 5-Out Delay Offense can be a useful 'change-of-pace' at different times of the game. It can be used when your team is ahead at the end of the half or game; when you are trying to use the time on the clock but will still take a good, high percentage shot. . . .
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Continuity Offense Sets
