OKC Ghost Set vs. Man-to-Man Defense

The following is from Justin Rhymes, Associate Boys Basketball Coach at Riverside-Brookfield High School:

Diagram 1:

Diagram 2:

Diagram 1:

#1 has the basketball
#3 starts at the elbow
#3 sets a ghost screen for #1 to create a double gap for the drive

Diagram 2:

#1 attacks and #3 spots up for a sho

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Justin Rhymes is the current Associate Head Boys Basketball Coach at Riverside-Brookfield High School and the 17U Head Coach for Team Rose sponsored by Adidas. In 2016-2018, Rhymes served as the Assistant Boys Basketball Coach at Solorio Academy before becoming the team’s head coach from 2018-2022. In 2021, Justin led 17U Illinois Hoopstars to the UA Rise National Championship. Justin has been coaching for 8 years and also trains collegiate and professional basketball players.

Twitter: @IamJRhymes

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OKC Ghost Set vs. Man-to-Man Defense

Topics: IBCA, Basketball Plays, offense, zone offense

Diagram 1:

Diagram 2:

Diagram 1:

#1 has the basketball

#3 starts at the elbow

#3 sets a ghost screen for #1 to create a double gap for the drive

Diagram 2:

#1 attacks and #3 spots up for a sho

Coach Spotlight

Written by IBCA - Illinois Basketball Coaches Association

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