A Multiple Option Offense Based on Bill Self & the Kansas Jayhawks
The most adaptable offensive system in basketball — built on reads, not memorization.
Why the Multiple Option Offense?
If you've ever watched Kansas play under Bill Self, you've seen something that looks effortless — but is anything but. The Jayhawks run a system built on reads, not memorization. Players learn to exploit whatever the defense gives them, making every possession dangerous.
This book breaks down the Multiple Option Offense into teachable, installable pieces. Whether you want to focus on a high/low attack or a ball screen-heavy approach, the system adapts to your personnel — not the other way around.
You'll get detailed diagrams, coaching notes, counters for common defensive adjustments, and a coaching cheat sheet you can take to the bench for in-game decisions.
What You'll Learn
- The core principles behind Bill Self's offensive philosophy
- How to install a high/low option vs. a ball screen option
- Read-based decision making for players at every position
- Counters and adjustments for zone, switching, and pressure defense
- A coaching cheat sheet for real-time in-game adjustments
- Quick hitters and secondary break options
Who This Book Is For
High School Coaches
Install a college-level system that adapts to your talent level. Give your players a system that makes them better decision-makers.
AAU & Travel Coaches
Teach read-based basketball that develops players for the next level. The Multiple Option forces players to think, not just run plays.
Students of the Game
Understand the "why" behind one of college basketball's most successful offensive systems. Break down film with new eyes.