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U17 SERBIAN NATIONAL TEAM

OFFENSIVE TACTICS 2009 / 10

Ph. D. Nenad Trunic


FIBA Europe Coaching Clinic Lecturer
Head Coach U17 men Serbia 5th place at WC U17 in Hamburg, GER (2010)
Head Coach U16 men Serbia 3rd place at EC U16 in Kaunas, LTU (2009)
Manager of Sports Coaches Study Group and professor on
The College of Sports and Health, Belgrade

GENERAL OFFENSIVE PRINCIPLES

Team offense must have:


1. High-percentage shots
2. Transition
3. Balance
4. Movement
5. Execution

Develop team tactics to prepare the team to face all basic defensive situations,
including the following:

1. TRANSITION GAME as an organized way to go from defense to offense


(primary and secondary fast break) when the defense is back but not
fully organized.

2. PRESS OFFENSE to be used against defensive presses, from half court


to full court.

3. PLAYER TO PLAYER SET OFFENSE

4. ZONE SET OFFENSE

5. SET OFFENSE AGAINST COMBINATION DEFENSE

6. DELAY OR CONTROL OFFENSE

7. TRANSITION GAME FROM OFFENSE TO DEFENSE ( providing offensive


rebounders while preventing the opponent easy scores and fast breaks)

8. SPECIAL SITUATION PLAYS (jump ball, out-of-bounds, free throws…).

TOURNAMENT:
• EC 2009, LITHUANIA: 11 DAYS - 9 GAMES
• WC, 2010, GERMANY: 10 DAYS - 8 GAMES

PREPARATION: 6 WEEKS
OFFENSIVE GOALS:

1. TRAY TO SCORE AS MUCH AS POSSIBILE POINTS FROM PRIMARY


AND SECONDARY FAST BREAK

2. PROPER CONDITIONING FOR FAST BREAK AND COMPETITION


SYSTEM

3. PLAYERS TURN OVER DURING THE GAMES AND TOURNAMENT

4. DEFINE AN RESPECT PLAYERS POSITIONING AND RESPONSABILITIES

5. SCORING SHOULD COME FROM INSIDE (CLOSE TO BASKET) AS WELL


AS THE OUTSIDE (ON THE PERIMETER)

6. BE CONCETRATE ON EXECUTION OF ANY SYSTEM (MUCH MORE


IMPORTANT THEN THE SYSTEM ITSELF).

RESULTS:
• EC 2009, LITHUANIA: 11 DAYS - 9 GAMES; FROM ALL THE POINTS
SCORED, 43.7% HAVE BEEN FROM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
FAST BREAK (20,2% PRIMARY AND 23,5% SECONDARY) FAST
BREAK)

• WC, 2010, GERMANY: 10 DAYS-8 GAMES: FROM ALL THE POINTS


SCORED, 37.8% HAVE BEEN FROM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
FAST BREAK (16,2% PRIMARY AND 21,6% SECONDARY) FAST
BREAK)
FAST BREAK PRINCIPLES

We have forced fast break offense for several reasons:

• IT’S HARDER TO PREPARE FOR DEFEND BECAUSE IT HAS NO


STRICTLY POSITION OR SET PLAYS

• RUN PROPERLY IT PRODUCES MORE EASY AND OPEN SHOTS

• FAST BREAK PRODUCES HIGH-PERCENTAGE SHOTS

• IT’S GENERALLY MORE FUN FOR PLAYERS

• THE LACK OF PREDICTABILITY TO OPPOSING COACHES AND PLAYERS

• WE START THE PREPERATION WITH IDEA TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE

• WE PLAYED A TOURNAMENT WITH A 12 PLAYERS

IT WAS IDEA TO PLAY FAST BREAK ON EVERY POSSESSION IN THE


FOLLOWING SITUATIONS:

1. AFTER DEFENSIVE REBOUND FOLLOWING A MISSED FIELD


GOAL OR FREE THROW

2. ALWAYS AFTER DEFENSIVE REBOUND MADE BY OUTSIDE


PLAYERS

3. AFTER A STEAL BY DEFENSE OR TURNOVER BY THE OFFENSE

4. ALWAYS AFTER THE OPPONENT’S SCORE DURING THE FIRS


THREE QUARTERS AND DEPENDING OF THE RESULT IN THE
LAST QUARTER

IMPLEMENTING THE FAST BREAK:

• APPLY DEFENSIVE PRESSURE

• REBOUND THE BALL

• SPRINT THE COURT AND FILLING THE LINES

• MOVE THE BALL

• TAKE QUICK, GOOD SHOTS


EXECUTING THE FAST BREAK
PRIMARY FAST BREAK

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDING WITH 5 PLAYERS


DIAGRAM 1

ZONE FOR RECEIVING OUTLET PASS


DIAGRAM 2

1. A-BEST ZONE
2. B-ALTERNATIVE ZONE
3. C-DO NOT RECEIVE PASS IN THIS AREA

OPTIONS TO OPEN FAST BREAK


DIAGRAM 3 DIAGRAM 4
DIAGRAM 5 DIAGRAM 6

DIAGRAM 7 DIAGRAM 8

DIAGRAM 9

DIAGRAM 10 DIAGRAM 11
FILLING THE FAST BREAK LINES
DIAGRAM 12

DIAGRAM 13

COVERING FAST BREAK LINES WITH 4 PLAYERS


DIAGRAM 14 DIAGRAM 15

DIAGRAM 16
DIAGRAM 17

DIAGRAM 18

FAST BREAK AFTER THE FREE THROW


DIAGRAM 19

OPTIONS FOR FIRST TRAILER OR WING


DIAGRAM 20
SECONDARY BREAK

INITIAL SECONDARY BREAK POSITIONING


DIAGRAM 21

SECONDARY FAST BREAK OPTION 1


DIAGRAM 22 DIAGRAM 23

DIAGRAM 24 DIAGRAM 25

SECONDARY FAST BREAK OPTION 2


DIAGRAM 26 DIAGRAM 27
DIAGRAM 28 DIAGRAM 29

QUICK SHOT
DIAGRAM 30 DIAGRAM 31

SPECIAL PLAYS FOR 1


DIAGRAM 32 DIAGRAM 33
ISOLATION FOR 1
DIAGRAM 34

ISOLATION FOR 2

DIAGRAM 35 DIAGRAM 36

SPECIAL PLAYS FOR 3

INSIDE
DIAGRAM 37 DIAGRAM 38
OUTSIDE
DIAGRAM 39

SPECIAL PLAYS FOR 4


DIAGRAM 40 DIAGRAM 41

SPECIAL PLAYS FOR 5


DIAGRAM 42 DIAGRAM 43

DIAGRAM 44
SET OFFENSE

FLEX OFFENSE ENTRIES


DIAGRAM 45 DIAGRAM 46

SET OFFFENSE
DIAGRAM 47 DIAGRAM 48

DIAGRAM 49 DIAGRAM 50
DIAGRAM 51 DIAGRAM 52

DIAGRAM 53 DIAGRAM 54

DIAGRAM 55 DIAGRAM 56

HAND OFF 5 FOR 2-READS:


• DEFENSE FOLOWS-MIDDLE DRIVE
• DEFENSE GOES UNDER-REPICK (AGAIN AND AGAIN)
DIAGRAM 57 DIAGRAM 58

DEFENSE TRAPS-HESITATION DRIBBLE AND PASS OUT OF TRAP TO 3 OR 4


WHO FLASH TO THE BALL

DIAGRAM 59 DIAGRAM 60

PUSH SIDE DEFENSE-BACK SCREENERS PICK AND READS


HELP & RECOVER DEFENSE-STEP BACK AND ATTACK THE MIDDLE WITH A
GOOD SPACING
DIAGRAM 61 DIAGRAM 62
DIAGRAM 63 DIAGRAM 64

DIAGRAM 65

OPPOSITE SIDE PLAYS WITH A SAME READS

DIAGRAM 66 DIAGRAM 67
MIDDLE P&R

DIAGRAM 68

ISOLATION FOR 1 WITH DOWN SCREENS 4 FOR 2 AND 5 FOR 3

DIAGRAM 69

ISOLATION FOR 3 WITH STAGGERED SCREEN ON HELP SIDE

DIAGRAM 70 DIAGRAM 71
MIDDLE RESCREEN 5 FOR 2

DIAGRAM 72 DIAGRAM 73

ISOLATION FOR 3 WITH FLARE SCREEN 5 FOR 1


DIAGRAM 74

BACK SCREEN 5 FOR 1 AND P&R 2 AND 5

DIAGRAM 75 DIAGRAM 76
DEFENSE SWITCHS - STAY WIDE

DIAGRAM 77 DIAGRAM 78

DIAGRAM 79 DIAGRAM 80

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