The only thing I can think of is to tell the guards they are not allowed to shoot until the ball goes inside once. Tried that -- then they don't shoot ever. Are you playing the best guards you have? I had to recruit a 2nd grader to find the best point. I'm impressed that you are coaching an offense to a bunch of third graders. Actually -- a lot of these teams have pretty good schemes, and execute them well. You need a point. Try dribbling goggles - they have them at Dicks for like $6. Great idea But I agree with Uecker9, its going to be tough to do much of anything without a solid point. Indeed. In the meantime, maybe a high post game, maybe an extremely high post game. Just get one of those guards to get the ball over halfcourt, then have the forward cut up from the block all the way to the top of the key, and have the forward get him the ball right away. I actually had the good forward at the elbow today, setting screens, and then rolling to the basket. One time our straight line guard got an uncontested layup off of the screen, I almost wept. Badshot guard probably could have hit the forward rolling more, but chose not to, I can address that with line-sprints. Corner magnet guard still just turned the ball over. Thanks for the ideas guys, I bought a program so I draw up animated plays.