Sean Miller Plays to Get a 3-Point Shot by Wes Kosel
This article breaks down two plays used by Arizona Head Coach Sean Miller to create 3-point shot opportunities for his Wildcats. This season, Arizona went 25-9 bringing Miller’s overall record to 308-108. He has not had a losing season in 12 years as a Head Coach and has won 30 or more games in four different seasons. He started his head coaching career at Xavier and won 120 games as the Musketeer Head Coach. Miller has coached some great players including: Derrick Williams, Solomon Hill, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, Aaron Gordon, Nick Johnson, Stanley Johnson, T.J. McConnell, and Kaleb Tarczewski. Miller also has coach the Men’s National U19 team and won gold at the 2015 U19 World Championships.
The video shows different ways that Coach Miller gets Gabe York open for 3-point shots.
Arizona Wildcats Set Plays to Get a 3-Point Shot
Triple Runner
Gabe York runs off of three screens to the left wing for a 3-point shot. Because of the number of screens and quick release by York, the defender cannot get there to contest his shot attempt consistently. York makes good use of the shot fake and side step when the defenders are lunging out to contest.
Triple Runner Counter
After getting California twice on the first play, Coach Miller used this counter option and ran York off of two screens back to the wing he started. The defender wasn’t ready for the counter action and couldn’t get to the shot quick enough. Coach Miller knew that York was hot from beyond the arc and kept going back to plays to get him a shot.
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