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The UConn Huskies men's basketball team has established themselves as the preeminent force in college basketball, securing consecutive NCAA championships through their sophisticated and multifaceted offensive approach and college basketball practice plans. Esteemed coach Dan Hurley's offensive philosophy has transformed the Huskies into a juggernaut that opponents simply cannot contain.
UConn's offensive brilliance stems from their exceptional balance. Unlike teams that rely heavily on a single star player or particular offensive scheme, the Huskies deploy a fluid system that maximizes each player's strengths. Their inside-out approach creates defensive dilemmas for opponents who must contend with UConn's powerful post presence while simultaneously respecting their perimeter shooting.
Ball movement defines the Huskies' attack. Their willing passers consistently find the open man, resulting in high-percentage shots. UConn's offense functions less as five individuals and more as a cohesive unit with the basketball flowing naturally to create optimal scoring opportunities.
Their spacing and floor balance deserve particular recognition. The Huskies stretch defenses with shooters positioned strategically around the arc while maintaining threats near the basket. This spacing creates driving lanes and passing angles that allow UConn to attack from multiple positions on the floor.
Perhaps most impressive is UConn's adaptability. They can play uptempo or grind out possessions, dominate inside or rain threes, depending on matchups and game situations. This versatility makes them nearly impossible to prepare for and explains their sustained success across different tournament opponents.
With consecutive championships secured, UConn's offensive philosophy has established a modern blueprint for college basketball success—one built on balance, unselfishness, adaptability, and collective excellence rather than individual heroics.
UConn utilizes an extensive offensive playbook that they return to whenever they need to create offense. In his ‘UCONN Huskies Basketball Video Playbook’ clinic, Scott Peterman (who has coached at the NCAA Division 2, NAIA, and JUCO Levels as well as high school) details over 120 plays that UConn has used on offense. We have pulled five of them that you can install into your own basketball offense.
The first UConn offensive play we’re going to discuss starts with the ball handler bringing the ball up with their four teammates at the four corners of the paint. Both guards are on the blocks while the post players are at the elbows.
One guard back cuts to the far side corner while the other guard slips across the paint, where they will receive a back screen from the post player on the far side elbow. After that screen, that guard will flash to the wing, where they’ll get a pass from the ball handler.
Then that same post player will set a screen for the other post player at the other elbow, prompting the guard with the ball to come across the top of the key and look for the guard in the corner, the initial ball handler crashing to the paint, or the post player still at the elbow. And if a shot isn’t there, a pick and roll can then be run along the wing.
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This next UConn set play starts with the ball handler dribbling along the wing before doing a dribble handoff with the corner guard who’s flashing up. At the same time, the post player on the near-side block cuts up to the elbow.
From there, the post player who’s at the weak side elbow sets a down screen for the wing in the other corner. The ball gets swung to this player, then the post player who cut up to the elbow sets a back screen for the initial ball handler while the other post player who started on the weak side elbow sets a ball screen.
Then the initial ball handler received a baseline screen, which should open them up on the weak side corner.
This next UConn play is called Delay Downslip, and starts with three wings and a primary ball handler with the center on the block.
The play begins with the center popping to the top of the key before receiving a pass from the ball handler. The ball handler then slips a down screen for the near wide wing player in the corner before cutting to the basket, ideally receiving a pass from the center and getting an easy layup.
Double Flare
The next play is called Double Flare, which begins with the ball handler along one wing before a guard in the far corner receives a double screen from the two post players, who are each positioned at the top of the key.
Once this guard receives the ball, the post player who set the first screen for them will pivot then set a second screen for the other post player who will be closer to the top of the key. While this is occurring, the initial ball handler and the other wing will exchange places on the weak side.
After receiving the screen, the post player can either cut to the basket or flare to the three-point line depending on their skill set or what becomes available.
The fifth and final UConn play we’re sharing is called Horns Flare, which begins with the two post players at the elbows and two guards along each wing. The ball handler will get a screen from the strong side post player at the elbow.
From there, that screener will receive a flare screen from the other post player at the other elbow. If this screen is overplayed, the one receiving the screen can cut toward the basket.
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Kwame Brown joins the show in a special appearance to discuss Stephen A. Smith's threat toward Cam Newton. But before we get to Kwame, Jason explains that the Chicago Bulls' release of Jaden Ivey is additional evidence that the NBA is scared of the LGBTQ movement. In fact, Jason contends that the Alphabet Mafia controls American sports. Anthony Walker, Virgil Walker, and Dre Baldwin further the discussion regarding sporting events embracing Pride Night and the backlash Ivey is experiencing. Also, Jason breaks down another Stephen A. Smith breakdown over Cam Newton’s claim that loyalty isn’t a factor in the media today.
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In this powerful conversation, LaLa Jenkins shares her testimony of growing up in church but not truly knowing Christ, being pulled into black idolatry, celebrity obsession, sexuality, step culture, Delta pledging, and ultimately being called out by God. Now streaming on US Sports Radio
Duo may be one of the most misunderstood plays in football. Many coaches identify it as an inside zone, but it is actually a gap scheme. The rules, footwork, hand placement, and read of the running back are distinctly different than on a zone play.
The teams that understand it best utilize a certain kind of formation structure that creates advantages and allows them to run the ball against what even appears to be a stacked box.
NFL veteran offensive line coach Paul Alexander explains the duo and how it is different than inside zone in this video. Alexander explains, “Most call it an INSIDE ZONE play… even many coaches and television analysts have it confused. But it’s not ZONE. It’s GAP.”’s GAP.” If you want to run gap schemes but are not comfortable with your linemen pulling, then Duo is the play for you.
Why Duo?
While it may be misunderstood, it is an extremely valuable play for an offense to run the ball effectively. Doug Socha, head coach at Keiser University explains why you should utilize the Duo play in this video. Are you an RPO offense? Perfect! You can utilize Duo in your RPO game.
There’s no one better to answer that question than long time NFL coach and offensive line guru, Jim McNally. This is an especially good run against the 3-4 and under front which have increasingly been utilized by defenses. McNally diagrams the play against both fronts and gives some technique coaching points in this video:
The best running teams are using it!
It is used extensively in the NFL, but that does not mean it is complex. One of the best offenses in the NFL, the Baltimore Ravens, used it extensively last season because it fits their philosophy of being simple. The Pistol set with Lamar Jackson is a big part of the equation in creating the advantage. Coach Alexander explains how it fits into the philosophy and strategy of the Ravens offense in this video.
If you are looking for that one play that can provide your offense simplicity, versatility, and an attitude, then the Duo play is worth researching further.
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