Basically this is how basketball is taught to kids in Europe

this is just Read & React offense (Rick Torbett made a lot of videos about it). But useful for youth basketball.
You teach them how to play without the ball and not how to run sets without thinking.

This is pretty much the first offence anyone is taught in Australia. Learnt this stuff when I was 11.

I started playing basketball at college (Brazil).  And this is exactly how the coach makes us play, we call it the "system". it can be boiled up to just two rules. 1- Pass and cut (to move the defense). 2- fill the empty space (of the one who cut). When you have this ball and player movement the defense cannot keep up so you usually get a lay up or an  open shot

This is old school motion offense for teams with small lineups and no one dominant player.

The future of NBA offense is stepback 3s and cherry picking on defense

This is how my high school team played. No crazy athletes or anything but the team goes to at least the Sectional championships every year. We even called it "Out", a reference to the 5 out spacing you were talking about.

Y’all need to learn to read and listen. Everyone’s on about “this ain’t new, we did it in (insert decade)”. No where did he claim this was a brand new strategy. He used a specific team as an example to show how it worked for them after their previous season was a failure and that the NBA should adopt this strategy. Wether that’s a good idea or not is besides the point of the video.

This was Bob Knight's offense in the early to mid 80s. He was passionate about moving without the ball and rotating around the key to open lanes and backcourt shots.

This is literally European basketball. This isn’t a new revolutionary offense it’s just basic European offense that everyone here has played.

Coach, this is exactly what Coach Keith Diebler did at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, in the early 2000s.  His son Jon Diebler set the Ohio high-school-career scoring record with over 3,200 points, breaking Jerry Lucas's longstanding record.  They would then also full-court press, the entire game, no matter the score.  That team was beautiful to watch.

This is how I coached my youth boys team. We were a team of 15 and 16 year olds in an under 19 comp. Our team was the shortest and youngest. We really had no choice but to run positionless. Anyway - we won our comp.

Grizzlies are in this now.... You're a visionary

Who's back here after seeing the Grizzlies carry this exact set play this szn😂👋🏾

in 2024, memphis grizzles are implementing this...crazy

UCONN Women's has always played this way.  Spurs used to also play this way.

As others have said this is the read and react offense developed by Rick Torbert. I have had a lot of experience running it at various levels, it's an incredible offense. While some of principles could be applied to the NBA game I think it would be an impossible sell to NBA players and coaches whom are accustomed to an entirely different philosophy ie get the ball in the best player's hands in their best spots.

It’s like soccer tbh, move to open space and keep good spacing

This offense is being run in Memphis!!!!! You were on it before everyone else was‼️‼️‼️‼️