Davidson Primary Transition and Motion Offense (Attack the Attacker)

Learn all about the offense that unlocked Stephen Curry and is lauded as one of the best motion offenses in the game! Legendary Former Davidson Basketball Head Coach Bob McKillop's Motion Offense.

From McKillop's primary transition break - rim runs, deep corner spacing, and elbow decision-making - to flowing into the 4 main secondary actions that make this system so hard to guard, you will want to break out a notepad for this one!

This is a continuous offense built on spacing, cutting, helping your teammates, and attacking based on what the defense gives you. I also show some of the ways we implemented it at the high school level, showing that it is not just exclusive to the college ranks!

You can also see some of the ways the offense is adaptable to things like Princeton offense and Euro-Ball Screen Motion. A creative coach could change what the 4 main secondary reads are if they would like. It's highly adaptable as long as you stick to the principles of cutting, spacing, seeking to help your teammate, and attacking space! I did a breakdown on some of this system with Coach Matt Hackenberg here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wskh2d-3-WM

I also reference the following:
-Slappin Glass: Season 1 Episode 225 - Bob McKillop on Principles of Offensive Efficiency, the Importance of Self Reflection, and Healthy Confrontations

-Bob McKillop - The 7 Fundamental Keys of Basketball
2nd International Basketball Conference (23-24 July 2022, Pécs, Hungary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iAInknmpwcu0026t=3368s

-Attack the Attacker: The Full Court Offense - Bob McKillop
2nd International Basketball Conference (23-24 July 2022, Pécs, Hungary)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xM8SHjk1f4Eu0026t=10s