{"id":19497,"date":"2014-09-27T11:00:21","date_gmt":"2014-09-27T16:00:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.mensbasketballhoopscoop.com\/?p=19497"},"modified":"2014-09-27T12:31:57","modified_gmt":"2014-09-27T17:31:57","slug":"juan-orenga-spanish-way-offense","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.mensbasketballhoopscoop.com\/juan-orenga-spanish-way-offense\/","title":{"rendered":"Juan Orenga Spanish Way Offense"},"content":{"rendered":"

Juan Orenga Spanish Way Offense<\/em><\/strong><\/h1>\n

They are always looking to run on the offensive end
\nWhen this is not possible, they do not want to back the ball out and call a play, they want to flow right into their offense<\/p>\n

Transition
\n\u2022 1,2,3 are able to push the ball ahead on a rebound
\n\u2022 Wings sprint wide to corners
\n\u2022 Non-rebounding big runs to rim and then posts on ball side
\n\u2022 Rebounding big is the trailer
\n\u2022 PG wants to be looping uphill as he catches the outlet pass<\/p>\n

All of the following actions are run at the discretion of the players upon their read of the situation
\nAction 1:
\n\u2022 PG hit ahead to wing, wing feeds the rim runner who has now posted up on the ball side block
\nAction 2:
\n\u2022 Wings cross, low block post screens for the guard coming out his side
\no Post screening guard out must occur at same time as the drag screen up top
\n\u2022 As wings cross, trailer and PG enter drag ball screen action
\n\u2022 Low block post player blasts across lane after screening on the wing cross
\n\u2022 Trailer rolls to the rim after drag PNR with PG<\/p>\n

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Action 3:
\n\u2022 Wings cross
\n\u2022 PG reverses ball through the trailer
\n\u2022 Trailer reverses ball to weakside wing
\n\u2022 Trailer and weakside wing play wing PNR
\n\u2022 Weakside low post player lifts up to long elbow position
\n\u2022 Wing coming off PNR hits lifted post player
\n\u2022 1st guard on ball side wing back door cuts and can fill same side corner
\n\u2022 Post with ball and 2nd guard on ball side perform DHO action and roll<\/p>\n

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Action 4:
\n\u2022 Same transition as previously stated, but both post players are running behind the ball
\n\u2022 Poor shooting big sets drag ball screen for PG
\n\u2022 Best shooting big gets opposite the ball at the long elbow
\n\u2022 PG hits ahead to lifted post player, that post players first look is into the big that rolled no posting up
\n\u2022 If that option is not there, there will be a DHO on the ball side with the trailer and the left wing player
\n\u2022 Trailer rolls to the rim, post at the block lifts to the elbow
\n\u2022 Guards on opposite side exchange
\n\u2022 Then you can have the first guard back door and DHO with second guard on that side<\/p>\n

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Action 5:
\n\u2022 Trailer decides to cut to low block on the break
\n\u2022 PG centers the ball
\n\u2022 Strong side guard cuts underneath post players to the corner (this is the player you read, he can go either way and the opposite wing cuts accordingly)
\n\u2022 Weak side guard cuts over top to the long elbow
\n\u2022 PG passes to guard coming out the left side and cuts to the opposite corner
\n\u2022 Ball side big comes out for wing PNR
\n\u2022 Opposite wing lifts to make self pass available<\/p>\n

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Closing thoughts:
\n\u2022 The first thing that you must teach players to do is how to play and read various situations, it is a messy game so they need to know how to adapt and play
\n\u2022 Make the easy plays, do not make it harder than it has to be
\n\u2022 The shots you practice must be the shots you take in the game \u2013 the drills you do must correlate with the shots you get in your offense<\/p>\n

Bio: John Leonzo is a student assistant for the men\u2019s basketball team at Cedarville University, a DII school in western Ohio. Currently an undergrad, he is studying physical education. His basketball responsibilities include film breakdown and scouting, coordinating video exchange, assisting with various practice duties, as well as overseeing a group of student assistants. John is an aspiring college basketball coach and looks to continue with the game after college.<\/p>\n

\"John<\/p>\n

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