Very informative deeper dive into the Stephen F. Austin offensive sets the Blue Devils are likely to see by @dukeb_ballfans. If you don't already follow, then you should.
Stephen F Austin transition:
— Duke Bball Fans (@dukeb_ballfans) November 26, 2019
-Ball reversal
-Double screen for wing looking for post entry
-Opposite big pops looking High-Lo
-Not there, take man off dribble pic.twitter.com/UgJXPXHMjk
SFA Transition Part 2:
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-Butt screen
-Wing attacks for a layup
*watch for the pitch back to the screener and then #23 backdoor/#1 handoff on the left side pic.twitter.com/qFpDcxOmJK
SFA Set:
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-#13 is setting a guard to guard screen and sealing
-Looking for his post up
-Not there, running a form of motion pic.twitter.com/WUP415qxCj
End of half/game set:
— Duke Bball Fans (@dukeb_ballfans) November 26, 2019
-#23 slip flares
-2nd slip hard dive to the rim
-#23 comes up at TOK for shot or drive pic.twitter.com/p4mWRAvKEK
I’ll be shocked if this isn’t the action they run for portions of the game. 4 ball handlers and by bringing the big out for a P&R they’ll be taking Carey out from rim protection. pic.twitter.com/mkLvLNGZkt
— Duke Bball Fans (@dukeb_ballfans) November 26, 2019
I’ll end it with the theme from yesterday. Little Horns action. pic.twitter.com/yFT5uG7umg
— Duke Bball Fans (@dukeb_ballfans) November 26, 2019