Ahmet Dedeoğlu
05-10-2008, 03:21 AM
WAKE FOREST OFFENSE
Skip Prosser was head coach at Loyola College in Baltimore, then Xavier and, since 2000, at Wake Forest
University. He is the only collegiate coach who has brought three teams to the NCAA Tournament in his first year.
He was selected as the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year in 2003. Dino Gaudio was assistant coach at
Xavier, before becoming head coach at Army, and then Loyola College. He joined Coach Prosser at Wake Forest
in 2001.
Due to the limited space, we are unable to show all our offensive plays, so we would like to introduce only few that we use
against the man-to-man defense.
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After a made shot of the opponent, we run the secondary break. 1 passes to 4, 4 passes to 3, while 5 follows the
movement of the ball, and goes in the low post position on the same side of the ball. 2 replaces 5 in that position. 4 tries to
pass to 5, while 5 is cutting in the lane, and then to 3, if 5 is not open. If it is 3, who receives the ball, he tries to pass to 5
in the low post (diagr. 1).
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After the pass to 3, 4 picks for 2, who comes out of the screen and receives the ball from 3. After the pick, 4 goes in the
low post on the other side of the lane (diagr. 2).
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When 2 receives the ball and cannot shoot, 4 and 5 cut and take a strong position in the lane, sealing off their defenders.
2 can pass the ball to one of the two (diagr. 3).
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If the 2's defender tries to cheat on the pick and goes high, 2, instead going toward the screen, cuts low and around 5, and
3 can pass the ball to him (diagr. 4 and 5).
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We use this play against the teams, which defend strong on the pick. This means we use it when the screener's defender
shows up high to help his teammate, who is screened. Starting from a one-four set, 1 dribbles toward 5. If X5 shows up in
advance to help out, then 1 changes the side of the ball and passes to 4, who has stepped out of the corner of the free-
throw lane to receive the ball (diagr. 6).
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On this pass, 5 cuts to the basket and 4 passes to 5 (diagr. 7).
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It is crucial that the point guard, 1, gives the impression to X5 that he wants to go around the screen, thereby forcing X5 to
show up strong.
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1 dribbles toward the right side of the floor, and this is a signal for 4, who came high, to go around 2, and make a pick on
the ball for 1 (diagr. 8).
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As soon as X4 starts to show up strong, 4 "slides" in the middle. This means he cuts straight to the basket, without
screening for 1. If 4 is free, 1 passes to 4 (diagr. 9).
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If 4 does not receive the ball from 1, 2 screens for 5. 5 comes up in the middle of the court, and plays pick-and-roll with 1.
In the meantime, 4 goes in the corner, 2 continues the cut and comes out of the lane. If, on the dribble penetration, the
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We start from a one- four set. 1 passes to 4 and picks for 5, who comes out to the threepoint line. After the pick, 1 goes to
the wing position, and 2 goes in the low post area (diagr. 11).
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4 passes the ball to ,5 and 5 then changes the side of the ball, passing to 1. 2 makes a back pick for 4.
1 can pass to 2, who comes out of the pick, or to 4 in the low post (diagr. 12).
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Starting from the same set one-four and with the same beginning of the play described before, we want to show an option
of the play, based on the reaction of the defenders.
We call for this play when X4, the defender of 4, tries to avoid the back screen of 4, sliding in advance in a position lower
of 4, near the dotted line of the lane. As before, 1 passes to 4 and screens for 5 (diagr. 13).
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4 passes to 5, who, after the screen, comes out of the three-point line. When 5 sees that X4 is lower than 4, he fakes a
pass to 1, then passes to 3, while 2 comes, as usual, high to set a back screen for 4 (diagr. 14).
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When 2 sees the position of X4, he screens again X4, and 4 cuts toward the baseline to receive the ball from 3 (diagr. 15).
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If we call "54 down" and "54 down reverse, the play is the same, but is run for 5.
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1 dribbles toward the left wing, and 3 comes high and replaces 1 in the middle of the court. At the same time, 5 goes in the
low post on the same side and 2 cuts along the baseline, and goes in the corner on the ball side (diagr. 16).
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1 passes to 3 and 5, with his back to the baseline, starts to make some steps in the lane to bring his defender under the
basket (diagr. 17).
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3 dribbles hard toward the other side of the court on the wing, and then passes to 5, who turned and faced the ball, or to 4,
who is in the corner of the free-throw area (diagr. 18).
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The play is the same, but it is run on the other side of the court for 2 (diagr. 19 and 20).
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If 4 is fronted, 2 passes to 5 and then 5 passes to 4 for a "high-low" play between the two posts (diagr. 21).
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Kaynak FİBA olduğundan yazı İngilizce'dir.
Skip Prosser was head coach at Loyola College in Baltimore, then Xavier and, since 2000, at Wake Forest
University. He is the only collegiate coach who has brought three teams to the NCAA Tournament in his first year.
He was selected as the Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year in 2003. Dino Gaudio was assistant coach at
Xavier, before becoming head coach at Army, and then Loyola College. He joined Coach Prosser at Wake Forest
in 2001.
Due to the limited space, we are unable to show all our offensive plays, so we would like to introduce only few that we use
against the man-to-man defense.
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After a made shot of the opponent, we run the secondary break. 1 passes to 4, 4 passes to 3, while 5 follows the
movement of the ball, and goes in the low post position on the same side of the ball. 2 replaces 5 in that position. 4 tries to
pass to 5, while 5 is cutting in the lane, and then to 3, if 5 is not open. If it is 3, who receives the ball, he tries to pass to 5
in the low post (diagr. 1).
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After the pass to 3, 4 picks for 2, who comes out of the screen and receives the ball from 3. After the pick, 4 goes in the
low post on the other side of the lane (diagr. 2).
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When 2 receives the ball and cannot shoot, 4 and 5 cut and take a strong position in the lane, sealing off their defenders.
2 can pass the ball to one of the two (diagr. 3).
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If the 2's defender tries to cheat on the pick and goes high, 2, instead going toward the screen, cuts low and around 5, and
3 can pass the ball to him (diagr. 4 and 5).
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We use this play against the teams, which defend strong on the pick. This means we use it when the screener's defender
shows up high to help his teammate, who is screened. Starting from a one-four set, 1 dribbles toward 5. If X5 shows up in
advance to help out, then 1 changes the side of the ball and passes to 4, who has stepped out of the corner of the free-
throw lane to receive the ball (diagr. 6).
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On this pass, 5 cuts to the basket and 4 passes to 5 (diagr. 7).
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It is crucial that the point guard, 1, gives the impression to X5 that he wants to go around the screen, thereby forcing X5 to
show up strong.
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1 dribbles toward the right side of the floor, and this is a signal for 4, who came high, to go around 2, and make a pick on
the ball for 1 (diagr. 8).
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As soon as X4 starts to show up strong, 4 "slides" in the middle. This means he cuts straight to the basket, without
screening for 1. If 4 is free, 1 passes to 4 (diagr. 9).
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If 4 does not receive the ball from 1, 2 screens for 5. 5 comes up in the middle of the court, and plays pick-and-roll with 1.
In the meantime, 4 goes in the corner, 2 continues the cut and comes out of the lane. If, on the dribble penetration, the
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We start from a one- four set. 1 passes to 4 and picks for 5, who comes out to the threepoint line. After the pick, 1 goes to
the wing position, and 2 goes in the low post area (diagr. 11).
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4 passes the ball to ,5 and 5 then changes the side of the ball, passing to 1. 2 makes a back pick for 4.
1 can pass to 2, who comes out of the pick, or to 4 in the low post (diagr. 12).
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Starting from the same set one-four and with the same beginning of the play described before, we want to show an option
of the play, based on the reaction of the defenders.
We call for this play when X4, the defender of 4, tries to avoid the back screen of 4, sliding in advance in a position lower
of 4, near the dotted line of the lane. As before, 1 passes to 4 and screens for 5 (diagr. 13).
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4 passes to 5, who, after the screen, comes out of the three-point line. When 5 sees that X4 is lower than 4, he fakes a
pass to 1, then passes to 3, while 2 comes, as usual, high to set a back screen for 4 (diagr. 14).
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When 2 sees the position of X4, he screens again X4, and 4 cuts toward the baseline to receive the ball from 3 (diagr. 15).
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If we call "54 down" and "54 down reverse, the play is the same, but is run for 5.
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1 dribbles toward the left wing, and 3 comes high and replaces 1 in the middle of the court. At the same time, 5 goes in the
low post on the same side and 2 cuts along the baseline, and goes in the corner on the ball side (diagr. 16).
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1 passes to 3 and 5, with his back to the baseline, starts to make some steps in the lane to bring his defender under the
basket (diagr. 17).
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3 dribbles hard toward the other side of the court on the wing, and then passes to 5, who turned and faced the ball, or to 4,
who is in the corner of the free-throw area (diagr. 18).
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The play is the same, but it is run on the other side of the court for 2 (diagr. 19 and 20).
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If 4 is fronted, 2 passes to 5 and then 5 passes to 4 for a "high-low" play between the two posts (diagr. 21).
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Kaynak FİBA olduğundan yazı İngilizce'dir.