Ahmet Dedeoğlu
05-24-2008, 02:34 AM
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This inbounds play is great against a man to man defense that you may find most useful as an end-of-game out of bounds play. This play can be run when there are seconds or tenths of seconds left.
When the official hands the ball to #3, #2 goes baseline and cuts off a screen set by #5. While that is going on, #1 steps right under the rim and sets a backscreen for #4. With no backside help, #3 lobs the ball to #4 for a catch-and-shoot in the air. If there are less than four-tenths of a second left, #4 will have to tap it in.
This inbounds play is great against a man to man defense that you may find most useful as an end-of-game out of bounds play. This play can be run when there are seconds or tenths of seconds left.
When the official hands the ball to #3, #2 goes baseline and cuts off a screen set by #5. While that is going on, #1 steps right under the rim and sets a backscreen for #4. With no backside help, #3 lobs the ball to #4 for a catch-and-shoot in the air. If there are less than four-tenths of a second left, #4 will have to tap it in.