The Pros and Cons of the Brad Underwood Spread Offense

[@eric_shap]

This is really well done, as usual, Jordan. Can't imagine how long it took you to do the position transforming for the cutters and screens!

[@Brianwilliams0586]

Your channel is a drug to me. Thank you!!

[@ripplux9796]

You have the best channel for basketball on youtube

[@deandrepage1048]

I love 2-3 High Offense. 😀😀😀 Chin Offense is my favorite.

[@Coach_Klein35]

Can you breakdown Rick Barnes early offense & motion offense! Love this spread offense! Definitely will be using this!

[@chrislevi4045]

I could watch your channel all day long!

[@ricky100593]

awesome video. always look forward to these

[@idahoandude3284]

I like the idea of starting with a ball screen and moving to a more set offense if the ball screen fails. I really like the continuity style offense run by Gonzaga, too, but I'm probably a little biased.

[@tohot4659]

Great video and i love all the details you gave and also the great takes from the coaches to! And I appreciate the great music choice too thanks so much bro 🔥!

[@anthonygallo2938]

really good shit my guy

[@ChrisTesch87]

Altman is a genius coach. Hall of fame for sure. Oregon pays him a lot of Nike money to keep him at Oregon

[@rickystone4137]

Id like to see a breakdown of Cal and Kentucky

[@KevoUptownChicago]

Nice vid.. But the last few minutes if the vid about illini there were many opportunity for shots but guys were gun shy.

[@royalnpoison1547]

We don’t have great shooters, that’s why

[@chadspencer9302]

Do you have any clips of spread being used vs zone?

[@Justinh1107]

Great stuff!

[@tycalvert1247]

Love this!

[@JimSoliloquy]

Great video!

[@TheFriendlyElk]

Hey coach, I remember watching a video about a team that ran only off ball screens on offense (aways and flayers on the perimeter and back screens after a cut) but I can't find it anymore. Can you please remind me which is the video? ( I hope I watched it on you channel 😆). Thank you in advance!

[@deandrepage1048]

I love Pinch Post with all my heart. 🤣🤣🤣 I would always have a weakside Double-Staggered Pindown Screen higher than than 3-point Arc. That makes Pinch Post virtually unstoppable.

[@pesky19]

Great video!! wish you did more nba videos

[@deandrepage1048]

Pinch post requires automatic ball reversal to the opposite side = 2nd side scoring can never be bad. 😄😄😄 That means 1 of your 2 post players catching that 1st wing pass to form that ballside Triangle.

[@joshmundt4517]

Good stuff. Learned a ton

[@chadspencer954]

Do you know of any College Women’s team that run this ?

[@illini-100kb8]

We need to play KOFI, Payne together. JUST so we can move KOFI in and around the circle- if he is doubled, the passer has the option to hit OMAR inside. Defensively; imagine KOFI having room in the post on defense to change the direction of a cutter or KOFI basically following the Ball. RJ. Melendez and/or COLEMAN H. should press the middle of the top....having quick wings in the zone behind to trap or guard in front of the best player of your opponent. Benjamin must get to the spot quickly and learn to use his Head motion and shoulder fakes and blast to the basket and DUNK IT. 1-3-1 zones.

[@Magnetron33]

Cons? It works!

[@deandrepage1048]

Pinch post pass (Elbow Big ) must be accompanied by a weakside screening action = 4-Man setting a weakside Pindown Screen

[@LacedUpAce]

Will there be a breakdown on how Clemson beat duke? I haven’t seen the game yet but just wondering

[@ModernMozart1104]

As a University of Illinois basketball fan I really wish Underwood was correct... I really wish there was nothing that defenses could do to our team... but there definitely has been.

[@sambruchhaus1510]

My high school ran this!

[@JonesFilms]

Sadly they don’t run it this year

[@jeppesndberg3026]

i didnt get all the way through this, mostly because I feel like this is over-drawn or over-coached, and leaves too many messy plays. It also misses out on the finer nuances of the triangle offense there is a huge difference between a pinch of the "2pass" and a pinch off the backdoor step or blind pig. here, the post is stationary af, and the angle across the key leaves openings to get a hand in. i feel like this is a mistake, off of lack of understanding from the coaches also: in regards to forcing middies - they don't really show the continuation, when the cutter isn't free, and the high post doesn't attack - if the cutter pops out again, they have an isolated side to run another pnr, typically on the wing. they could get down hill, or roll to seal better out of that. i might have missed it, but hmmm!!! this isn't too great of an offense. however, I like the lob plays, so I might steal some anyway. just never in this full form other than that, your channel is great, don't you stop doing these break downs. its gold. pure gold

[@deandrepage1048]

A bigger player is best as that 2nd cutter = 3-Man That means the 2-Man would on a wing, NOT UP TOP.

[@KevoUptownChicago]

Main point you need Shooters is the bottom line.

[@WeCube1898]

Bagay itong si Brad Underwood sa Gilas.

[@deandrepage1048]

Pinch Post should be a strength, not a weakness. 🤣🤣🤣 To ensure that happens, the 3-Man should be in that Pinch Post/2-Man Game = bigger body for contact in the paint. Point guard should start off at the ball-side wing = catch the 1st pass with better Passer's I.Q., instead of at the top. That can be an Early Offense DHO (Dribble Hand-off) or Shallow Cut = wing player loops uptop as the point dribbles-at (Dribble-Entry).

[@deandrepage1048]

Same cut to the basket, but 1 LESS PASS than Chin Offense from Princeton Offense. 🤣🤣🤣

[@deandrepage1048]

Underwood = NOT MEANT FOR THE NBA. 😀😀😀 He is playing college basketball that is specifically for college.

[@samarthbhatnagar347]

Yeah

[@samarthbhatnagar347]

The cut of 1 guy will not work in nba constantly unless you play the 29 th rank team

[@garetwilliams6011]

Well I guess it’s a good thing he’s a successful college basketball coach then.