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Kevin Stallings Vanderbilt Set Plays by Adam Short<\/em><\/strong><\/h2>\n

It has been a few weeks since I have posted anything new on the website. I have been busy with settling into my new job and trying to sign our last few players. I can\u2019t wait to get started to help put a ring on everyone\u2019s finger that is associated with this this high class program. One thing I picked up from working with Jim Huber is the importance of scouting your opponent\u2019s defense and putting in little sets to counter their defense. This is similar to what offensive coordinators do in football. Your opponent will not be expecting the wrinkles in your game plan. The sets don\u2019t have to be complicated, just effective.<\/p>\n

The three slip plays I got are from Vanderbilt. These are three simple plays that are predicated on spacing. I would add these three plays against a defense that I knew was going to hedge ball screens hard and who didn\u2019t get over in their help side defense.<\/p>\n

Kevin Stallings Vanderbilt Set Plays: “Slip 1”<\/p>\n

\u201cSlip 1\u201d is very basic play. 4 can either start on the left wing or on the right wing and cut over to the left wing. 1 will hit 4. 1 will sprint to set a down screen for 3. 3 will pop up and catch the ball from 4. 5 will cut to the left elbow. As soon as 3 catches the ball, 5 will sprint to 3 then slip right to the basket. 1 will pop up to create space for 5 diving. 3 is looking to hit 5 for a basket.<\/p>\n

Kevin Stallings Vanderbilt Set Plays: “Slip 2”<\/p>\n

\u201cSlip 2\u201d is a play for the 4 man to slip to the basket. 1 will come down the court and will hit 4. 1 will act like he is cutting to the basket but will come back to the ball. 4 will sprint to 1 then will slip to the basket looking for the ball. 5 will pop up to replace 4 to create space. 2 and 3 will continue to space out.<\/p>\n

Kevin Stallings Vanderbilt Set Plays: “4 Blob”<\/p>\n

\u201c4 BLOB\u201d is a great quicker hitter to put in. It spaces the floor and it has action to take away help side defense. 4 will pop up to the elbow. 1 will pass the ball to 4. 2 will then screen in for 1. 5 will act like he is going to ball screen for 4. 5 and 4\u2019s defender will most likely switch the ball screen. As soon as 5 hears \u201cswitch\u201d 5 will slip to the basket.<\/p>\n

Adam Short just completed his first year as an assistant men\u2019s basketball coach at Cowley College. Short grew up in Indiana and was a First-Team All-Conference selection as a senior at Lake Central High School. He went on to attend Joliet (Ill) Junior College and helped the team to a NJCAA Division III national runner-up finish, while being named First-Team All-Conference and a two-time Region 4 Player of the Week. After Joliet, Short spent his final two years of college basketball playing at NAIA school Avila University in Kansas City, MO. At Avila, he scored more than 1,000 points in his career and earned all-conference honors each year at the school. He graduated from Avila in 2011 with a Bachelor\u2019s degree in English with an emphasis in writing. Short then served as a graduate assistant coach with the Avila men\u2019s basketball team from 2011-2013, and earned a Masters degree in Organizational Development in 2013. He also spent the past two years working with MoKan Nike Elite Youth Basketball League out of Kansas City, MO. His job duties consisted of coaching, scouting, and breaking down film.<\/p>\n

\"Kevin<\/a><\/p>\n