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Double High Post Stack BLOB Option by Wes Kosel<\/em><\/strong><\/h1>\n

Here are 4 baseline out-of-bounds options out of a double high post stack formation. At TLU we have played three conference games this season and 2 of the 3 opponents used an option out of this formation. To line up, your best scorer or shooter should be in the 3 spot. Your big men or best screeners should be at the 4 and 5 spots. Your second shooter should be at the 2 spot and your best passer\/decision maker should pass the ball inbounds.<\/p>\n

Double High Post Stack BLOB Option 1: 3 cuts to the wing or short corner off of 5 and 4. You can have 4 and 5 screen if you like or just have 3 run off of them. This option will work best when 3\u2019s defender follows 3 around the double stack at the high post. After 3 has cleared the elbow, 5 makes a hard cut to the opposite block. If 5\u2019s defender helps over to deny the pass to 3 then 5 will have an open cut toward the basket.<\/p>\n

Double High Post Stack BLOB Option 2: 3 moves toward 4 and 5 as if he is going to cut to the wing. Instead, 3 makes a hard cut to the basket looking for a pass from 1 for a lay-up. This option will work best when 3\u2019s defender attempts to jump the screen over the top. 5 cuts to the corner looking for a shot. If needed, 4 can step back toward the three-point line to be an outlet for the inbounds.<\/p>\n

Double High Post Stack BLOB Option 3: Again 3 moves toward 4 and 5 as if he is going to cut to the wing. Instead, 3 fades up toward the 3 point line looking for a pass over the top of the defense from 1. This option works best when 3\u2019s defender attempts to jump the screen underneath 4. If open, 3 can take the shot. At the same time, 5 cuts to the basket and 4 cuts to the corner.<\/p>\n

Double High Post Stack BLOB Option 4: 3 cuts directly to the low block looking to catch his defender off-guard. If open, 1 passes to 3 for an easy lay-up. If 3 isn\u2019t open, 4 pops to the corner and receives the pass from 1. As this is happening, 2 steps in toward the lane then cuts off of a screen from 5. 2 should read his defender and cut to the open spot off of the screen from 5. If open, 4 passes to 2 for a shot.<\/p>\n

Best of luck and hope you enjoy these Double High Post Stack BLOB options.
\nCoach Wes Kosel<\/p>\n

Wes Kosel is an assistant coach for men\u2019s basketball under Head Coach Tommy Jones at Texas Lutheran University in Seguin, TX. 2013-2014 marks the second year for Kosel at TLU. Prior to arriving at TLU, Kosel served as a student assistant coach under Head Coach Chad Killscrow at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence, KS. Kosel has an undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from the University of Kansas, and is pursuing a Master\u2019s degree in Physical Education from the University of Houston. The Bartlesville, OK native is also a NSCA Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and teaches weight training and aerobic fitness courses at Texas Lutheran. He has coached AAU programs, volunteered with elementary and middle school basketball teams, and has worked basketball camps for various programs including the Houston Rockets, University of Houston, Texas State, and Texas A&M Corpus Christi.<\/p>\n

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