Teams will start playing 3-4-5 man to man because of the action, so Huggins starts ballscreening with the player filling the high post, turn (reverse) the ball a couple of times first. Atkins - use high ballscreens to reverse the ball against an even-front or match-up zone.

The 1-3-1 zone defense has the advantage of being able to apply pressure on the outside arc and high post, and allows for some trapping. The major weakness is when the offense attacks from the corners and into the low post.

This offense is very effective against the 1-2-2 and 1-3-1 zones, and also against a tightly packed 2-3 zone. Using this offense against the 2-3 zone will stretch the zone, as the low defender has to come outside to defend the corner. We will often slide a …

Bob Huggins' zone offense attacks the most vulnerable area on the floor: the high post. This offense uses the "dive and fill" concept to make the guts of the zone work. In this on the floor clinic setting, Coach Huggins uses four players to demonstrate the basic action of the offense.

Bob Huggins' zone offense targets the highest-risk area of the floor, the high post. To make the zone's core work, this offense employs the "dive-and-fill" method. Coach Huggins shows the basics of the offense using four players in this clinic on the floor.

An overview of the principles and fundamental for basketball zone offense, including chapters covering how to beat the zone, individual responsibilities, inbound plays, offensive sets, zone offense terminology, entries, and quick hitters.

A comprehensive review of the concepts, principles, and fundamentals involved in playing zone offenses. Includes chapters on how to beat zones, individual positions and job descriptions, zone offense terminology, entries and quick hitters, offensive sets and continuity against zone defenses, and more.