Continuity Ball Screen Offense | BYU Cougars

Take a look at BYU's continuity ball screen offense, which is typically initiated by a pass to the wing.
This action utilizes 2 screeners and 3 ball handlers, who alternate attacking off wing ball screens set by the screeners.
This action has become extremely popular in recent seasons, and is a great way to get the ball moving side-to-side and put pressure on the rim.

[@MrUntouchable1985]

Welcome back to Kentucky Coach Pope!! BBN!!

[@Joe-ck3ju]

You taking in all the Continuity Ball Screen videos you can too?

[@Michael-mt1zq]

Man next season can’t get here soon enough. Finally to have a team with a coach who knows his X’s and O’s. And the endorsement from Coach Pitino was great. You can tell UK still means a lot to him as well.

[@chadspencer954]

Are these actions calls from the bench or justcreads

[@paulhyde8427]

A combination of reads and patterns. You run a continuity offense so that your players have freedom while still having enough structure to be organized. Not many calls from the bench in these clips. You may see adjustments made during time outs or half time to the patterns based on how opponents are defending though ​@@chadspencer954

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Wildcats here watching

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Kentucky basketball is so back