Understanding the Ghost Cut in Basketball
What is a Ghost Cut? Put simply, a ghost cut is a cut where the offense disappears and reappears in some place spooky, like under the basket.

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What is a Ghost Cut? Put simply, a ghost cut is a cut where the offense disappears and reappears in some place spooky, like under the basket.
One of the most frequented questions we receive at Transforming is how to beat a zone offense. Within our membership community, we posed the question to our members in one of our monthly challenges.
At Transforming Basketball, we are a big believer in using blast cuts as a primary trigger for U12 and U14 youth teams.
Looking to generate quality shots within the first 6–8 seconds of the shot clock? The 2-side break could be the key to enhancing your team’s transition offense.
This blog provides an introduction into using off-ball screening actions. The idea is NOT to copy paste these ideas immediately into your offense, but provide a perspective of interesting off-ball…
What are some coverage solutions (or coverage attacks) that can be used against a show coverage? In this blog, we’ve summarized all the Transforming coverage solutions we emphasize when playing against a show coverage.
What does pace and space even mean? In this blog, we unpack the modern offensive concepts that every coach needs to know.
How can you effectively use the short roll as a coverage solution against an aggressive defensive coverage? In the modern era of pace and space, the pick and roll is the most used trigger to create advantages on offense.
Mastering transition offense is about more than rigid rules—it's about empowering players with principles that allow them to create efficient scoring opportunities.
Whether you’re coaching in the NBA, EuroLeague, or youth basketball, one thing remains universally true: the worst transition offense is still more efficient than the best half-court offense.
Spacing has changed the game. NBA offenses today look nothing like they did in the ’90s—more threes, better efficiency, and smarter shot selection. But why?
If you were to search for pick and roll spacings, the internet would give you a myriad of different spacings. We wanted to keep this blog simple and present four of the most common spacings in the modern game.
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