Utah Jazz 5-Out Offense Breakdown

The Utah Jazz have the best record in the Western Conference and the number 2 offense in the NBA and are rolling along like usual. We have heard this story before, nothing new right? Oh, except that the Jazz traded away their 3 best players and was supposed to be tanking but instead decided to run a modern 5-Out offense that helped eliminate them the past few postseasons and are blending good NBA players into a great early season start.
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Full breakdown of the Jazz offensive concepts: halfcourthoops.substack.com/p/utah-jazz-5-out-offense-breakdown

[@halseypayne4249]

perhaps just as impressive is how fast they were able to implement this new system with so many new players

[@HalfCourtHoops]

For sure!

[@officialchriswise4909]

Fresh start for all, no prejudice

[@jicodude]

Because theyre all “NEW” no egos or something

[@BingTheKing]

i don’t think that’s just as impressive at all tbh

[@SSJRome]

This Jazz team is how it looks when you got 5 guys on the court that can dribble pass and shoot

[@recoil53]

Without a star's ego to feed. Like Kyrie ignored 10 of his coaches play calls in a game. KD and Harden want to iso. None of that let's an offense like this thrive. Even further back - reportedly when Mike Dunleavy gave Magic Johnson his playbook to learn, Magic gave it back, saying HE was the Laker's offense.

[@SSJRome]

@@recoil53 I mean was magic wrong ?

[@recoil53]

@@SSJRome Yes. He didn't say or mean that he ran the offense. He meant that he WAS the system, whatever he chose to do. If he wanted to be a player-coach he should have tried to get that job.

[@SSJRome]

@@recoil53 he’s the greatest pg in league history he backed up all the talk

[@recoil53]

@@SSJRome Which is irrelevant and diverting from the point. I never questioned his ability as a point forward, did I?

[@Bob-fj7lr]

This is basically how I run my 2K teams lol. Warriors offense, Barkleys, flare screens, find open shooters. Kinda crazy to see lol

[@AreYouFNQRAZII]

Facts😂

[@merrylderrickson3147]

damn you put more analysis in 60 seconds than most analysts can do in 5...very good work

[@niklasroberts1085]

I wonder how similar Utah's offensive system is to Boston's. You mentioned Will Hardy's flare screens, and they both run 5-out fast paced with lots of DHOs and quick passes. Love the breakdown as always!

[@keshon79]

Next vid should be about the warriors and what they need to do defensively so they can repeat!

[@EtiandroRosa]

The shooting efficiency has to be very high. I believe this is not sustainable in the playoffs. Will see.

[@imnotblindbutiloveblindfol8449]

The Spurs dominated in the playoffs playing a team friendly and unselfish style of basketball like this. It’s definitely possible.

[@andrewc7475]

Very well done.

[@pocketsofbattlerap1160]

Keep this coming. Whatever team. I love learning about great basketball.

[@clayborn17]

Looks similar to the Warriors offense with the Splash Brothers. Also, all the off-ball movement and flares remind me of watching tiki-taka soccer, or positional play. Constant rotating to disorient the defense

[@monsterdmx06]

Nothing too fancy or crazy, just great team basketball and chemistry. I'm rooting for this team!!!

[@Myytzlplk]

Believe I've learned more about basketball watching this one episode than all the other yt creators I follow all year. Def subscribing awesome job

[@Lenrom12]

Great video need one for Boston they been killing it lately

[@benndarayta9156]

The whole nba now plays like gsw tbh but every team added their own flavor to it, ball movement + 3point shooting + motion offense, also every team have their own version of the small ball line up

[@thatoneguy5240]

If last year’s Jazz had this level of coaching they could have been an conference finals team

[@markolivo4830]

This team reminds me of the Pop constructs his bench: 5 out, ball and body movt, unselfish, and high IQ.

[@rickyisme1230]

a little like GSW offense concept ? Those player and ball movement remind me how GSW play.

[@shawncollins1025]

Alot of influence from Slippery Rock University with the 5-out and Vance Wallberg with the flip or x action and double gaps with a dash of Euro.

[@berserkerkay]

🔥🔥🔥

[@thuggwaffle8825]

Teams around the league should be paying attention to this offense

[@imnotblindbutiloveblindfol8449]

I feel this type of fast pace unselfish style of team basketball was originally implemented by the Spurs and later on mastered by the Warriors. Might be a stretch tho but the Spurs played some of the most beautiful team basketball I’ve ever seen. Obviously Warriors had the best spacing for sure but Spurs were like 5 players playing as one.

[@bradleynelson8754]

R there any teams that u think need to implement these principles better ? I’m a Pels fan and our 3PA r way too low, especially our corner 3s

[@Max-kv8uw]

Space and ceaselessly flowing simple actions which don’t compromise the spacing.

[@recoil53]

Compromise.

[@Max-kv8uw]

@@recoil53 Right, thank you.

[@coachdrew86]

Reminds me of the old Spurs teams

[@Kodreanu23]

Awesome! Coach, do you see any deficiency for them in playoffs? Are they just a regular season team or this kind of basketball can carry over well in playoffs?

[@WildDanHibiki]

They will struggle in the playoffs when the real teams game plan for them. But they'll have a good regular season.

[@Kodreanu23]

@@WildDanHibiki and what would be the game plan against them? Basically, that was my question.

[@niklasroberts1085]

@@Kodreanu23 Slow down the game to limit fast break opportunities and study their offensive sets. When teams know what they are gonna run, there will not be same level of confusion on defense as we see in this video.

[@Kodreanu23]

@@niklasroberts1085 that's the beauty of the system. They are playing five out with many shot creators. Lauri can create, Clarkson, Sexton, Conley... Too much options from five out. They don't have to run anything in particular. They can just read and react. And there is no scheme against that.

[@MikeNitro94]

Knicks fan here, just came to cry

[@makkenji6053]

What would you say us the best defense to defend their 5 out offense Just man and switch everything? Or a zip e

[@markdwighttadina7655]

New Jazz Offense : Quin Snyder + Jerry Sloan

[@jonsno3688]

I swear Collin sexton is good he just has the worst case of butterfingers I ever seen like bro gots to have the sweaty hands in the world Need to carry a towel everywhere he goes

[@danavharris]

This video didn't age well. The Jazz are now 10th in the Western Conference. It is however a good explanation of the 5 out offense.

[@agentjp77]

Can someone explain me what a flair screen is?

[@robertoreilly6660]

A flare screen is where the offensive player receiving the screen cuts to open space, usually away from the hoop. If effective, that player should have an open jumpshot or a driving lane to the hoop. The flare screen can also force defensive players to switch their assignments.

[@jasondye9565]

Personally I don’t see this lasting much longer, lauri is their best shooter and they don’t pass him the ball enough. Need a pecking order if you will. Can’t win If Jordan clarkson is primary shooter

[@kelly4a138]

Why gsw don’t use this simpler play? Gsw has curry wiggin klay and pool to run this

[@sinnedu8157]

Basketball made easy

[@user-hy4gj4dq2p]

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