Offensive Actions vs. Ice Defense

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This clinic video reviews different ways to attack ball screen "Ice" or "Down" defense. Coach Doug Esleeck walks through the teaching points and ideas behind these actions such as drag screens, Ghost actions, and slips.

Video of game clips and voice over from Coach Esleeck explaining why and how UNCW used these specific actions to exploit Ice defense coverages.

Lessons

1 Drag Ball Screen- Empty Corner 0:38 2 Drag Ball Screen- Loaded Corner 0:47 3 Slip Ball Screen 0:14 4 Reversal to Chase Ball Screen 0:48 5 Pop the Screener/ Cut the Slot 0:55 6 Ghost Screens 0:57 7 Middle Channel Flat/ Twist Ball Screen 0:35 8 Clipper Series 2:02 9 Movement to Side Screen 0:49

The Coach

Doug Esleeck

15-year Division I Men's Basketball Coaching Veteran

Doug Esleeck is the head coach and AD at Forsyth Country Day School.

Esleeck, who graduated from the former Westchester Academy (now Westchester Country Day) in High Point, has spent the bulk of his career in athletics. He was hired in 2005 as the director of men’s basketball operations at UNCG under Mike Dement. Esleeck then spent four seasons on Rick Scruggs’ staff at Gardner-Webb before a seven-year tenure at Mercer. He was named the Bears’ associate head coach in 2014.

Mercer was 146-98 in that span, winning the Atlantic Sun Tournament championship during the 2013-14 season — the Bears’ first in nearly 20 years. That season included a win against No. 6 Duke in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

Esleeck, who was C.B. McGrath’s first hire at UNCW in 2017, was named as the Seahawks’ associate head coach in March 2019.

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Caterory:	Basketball/Ball Screen Offense
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Videos:	9