False Action Offensive Movement Before Ball Screen Spacing

Description

Offensive mastermind and current Baylor Assistant Coach John Jakus breaks down ball screen actions and how to set them up to create more efficient shots. Coach Jakus will go over the analytics and the development behind ball screen offense, as well as breaking down individual actions and provides in detail guidance on how to implement them in your system. You will learn how Baylor Basketball runs:

Weave Action
Spread Ball Screen Action
Empty Side Ball Screen Actions
DHO Ball Screen Actions

And much more!

If you are looking to enhance your offense, this course is definitely for you!

Lessons

INTRODUCTION

1 Intro 0:13

ANALYTICS & DEVELOPMENT

2 Basic Shot Selection Analytics 2:04 3 New Player Development Analytics 1:05 4 Basic Ball Screen Player Development

WEAVE ACTIONS

5 Weave Actions - 1st Example 2:08 6 Weave Actions - 2nd Example 3:48 7 Weave Actions - 3rd Example 1:34 8 Weave Actions - 4th Example 1:41

SPREAD BALL SCREEN - TWO SIDE ACTIONS

9 Spread Ball Screen - 1st Example 1:45 10 Spread Ball Screen - 2nd Example 2:52 11 Spread Ball Screen - 3rd Example 1:14

EMPTY SIDE BALL SCREEN ACTIONS

12 Empty Side Ball - 1st Example 1:34 13 Empty Side Ball - 2nd Example 1:36 14 Empty Side Ball - 3rd Example 3:50 15 Empty Side Ball - 4th Example 1:09

DHO-BALL SCREEN ACTIONS

16 DHO - 1st Example 1:05 17 DHO - 2nd Example 2:40

ADDITIONAL SETS & PLAYS

18 1-4 Sets 1:41 19 Cool Plays 4:29

Q&A

20 Q&A 8:09

The Coach

John Jakus

John Jakus is the Men's Basketball Assistant Coach at Baylor University. Jakus joined the Baylor staff on May 19, 2017, after spending the previous three seasons as director of operations at Gonzaga. Jakus has helped lead Baylor to a 93-35 record in his four seasons as an assistant coach, including a 47-22 mark in Big 12 Conference play. The Bears have been even more impressive in the last two seasons, winning 90 percent of their games with a 54-6 combined record, including a 17-3 mark against ranked teams, culminating with the 2021 National Championship.

In eight seasons as a member of Division I coaching staffs, Jakus has helped teams combine to post a 242-70 record, including a 24-6 postseason mark with five trips to the Sweet 16, three Elite Eights, two Final Fours and one National Championship. Baylor won its first National Championship and first Big 12 Conference title in 2020-21, going 28-2 overall and 14-1 in conference play. Jakus helped the Bears to what was then the greatest season in program history in 2019-20, as Baylor posted a 26-4 record and was projected to earn an NCAA Tournament No. 1 seed before the postseason was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bears won a Big 12 Conference record 23 consecutive games and spent five weeks ranked No. 1 nationally, the longest streak by any team since Kentucky in 2015.