Baseline Zoom action
 | 1 Zoom action (pin screen into a dribble hand-off) can be run ballside or weakside on a baseline out of bounds. 1) See YouTube video - Zoom Action (at 11:57). The inbounder is a great player to use zoom action with because their defender will usually be sitting inside to protect the basket. a) Northern Iowa A simple ballside play, 1 inbounds to 5 over the top, uses a pin screen from 2 and gets a DHO. |
 | 2 b) Kansas A simple weakside play. From a box set, the top players cut to the corners, 5 pops for the inbounds pass. |
 | 3 4 screens for 1 then clears, 1 gets a DHO. (Variation) - 2 also screens for 1, who can go either way. |
 | 4 Davidson runs the same play but adds 4 screening for 3.  |
 | 5 2) Creighton See YouTube video - Offensive Action Taking Over Basketball (at 7:30). Ballside zoom action with a swing pass. 4 pops out for the inbounds pass, 3 gets in position to screen for 1, 4 passes to 5 and clears. (Variation) - 4 stays to screen for 1, see Princeton below. |
 | 6 1 comes off the pindown for a DHO, 5 rolls. |
 | 7 3) Golden State See YouTube video - NBA's Most Used Play (at 8:38). Ballside zoom action using a backscreen instead of a pin down. 3 runs off a screen by 5 (or a staggered screen by 4 and 5), 5 gets the inbounds pass. |
 | 8 1 screens for 3 then gets a DHO from 5. |
 | 9 4) Princeton See YouTube video - Zoom/Chicago (at 1:52). Ballside zoom action using a staggered screen for a shooter in the corner, not for the inbounder. 4 pops out for the inbounds pass, 1 gets in position to screen, 4 swings the ball to 5, |
 | 10 1 and 4 stagger screen for 2 into a DHO. |
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