You guys are trippin. Just because you see dribble hand offs doesn't mean it's the same play or the same set.
I see us running a lot of Horns, Floppy, Flare, and 1-4 low.
Our offense is complex. It's our defense that's DIII.
I'm trippin? Obviously they don't just run one set, they just run the same sort of actions out of these sets, and don't have a variety of sets that can take advantage of different defensive schemes. You really think I don't pay attention or know my shit? Show some respect.
Our offense is not complex at all.
Horns? We have no wrinkles to it, especially wrinkles that free up cutters to the rim or collapse the defense. The only cut we get to the rim out of a set Horns action is when the win curls the pin down. Then the guard comes for a perimeter handoff which is essentially a. pick n roll, nothing more.
Floppy involves guards running baseline then cutting AWAY from the rim, catching the ball on the perimeter, then having to create from there.
Flare? Another perimeter cut, which is usually followed by the other guard cutting AWAY from the rim on the opposite side. In that set, the guards get the ball on the perimeter, and then are supposed to create something from there.
1-4? Isolation, where we task our guards with creating something out of nothing.
That's our entire offense. Letting our guards create something out of nothing. Out sometimes create open jumpshots, but they never collapse the defense because of any specific action.
