Brett Cloutier

Saint John's University (MN) finished the 2019-20 season ranked #2 in division 3 men's college basketball. Much of their success comes from their 3 out 2 in ball screen offense. In this video breakdown and supplementary 13 page playbook you will learn the basics of SJU's ball screen offense, the roles of the 4 and 5 and the perimeter players, transition entries into their offense, actions they run within their offense, and four different baseline out of bounds plays that they have success with that are simple and allow them to flow directly into their offense.

If you are a youth, high school, or college coach that wants to run a ball screen offense this is a video breakdown and playbook for you. If you have run the traditional European ball screen offense and have found that offense is too predictable and doesn't allow for freedom then this product is for you. 

The concepts that Saint John's run can be applied at all levels. For a team that is as successful as they are they run a simple yet effective offense that allows their players to play with freedom, play in space, and play off of one another. 

What you'll receive:

• 54 minute video breakdown of Saint John's University's 3 out 2 in ball screen offense.
• 13 page PDF of roles, entries, actions, and sets within the ball screen offense.

This is a 30 minute video breakdown of the basics of Augsburg University’s 2019-20 transition offense. Augsburg is one of the highest scoring and efficient teams in transition in all of Division 3 basketball. In the video you will see them attacking the single side, attacking the 2-side, playing through the trail, entering to the rim runner, and spacing and attacking in transition offense.

The Basics of Augsburg's transition offense can be used at the youth, high school and college level. This is a great playboook to showcase how to simply your offensive attack in transition while giving players the opportunity to make plays in space.