Ahmet Dedeoğlu
06-13-2008, 01:16 AM
The outlet (or inbounda pass ) should go quickly to your point guard 01.O2 and 03 sprint up the sidelines, both looking for the long pass from O1. O1 should try to get the pass to either wing as soon as possible, and if the defense is not back, the wing may be able to attack the hoop for a quick lay-up. O5 moves to the ball-side block and O4 moves to the top of the arc opposite O1. O2 can look to pass into O5 on the low post. Anytime in this series that the ball is on a wing with a low post player, there is the possibility of a two-man game. If this pass isn't possible, O2 reverses the ball (Diagram C) to O1 and then to O4. O5 sets a screen for O2. O2 makes the flex cut around O5's screen and O5 the opens up to the ball.[Only Registered Users Can See Links]
Now look at Diagram D below. If the pass to O2 (coming off the flex cut) is not there, then O3 sets a down-screen for O2 and O2 cuts to the three-point arc looking for the pass from O4 and the possible three-point shot.
Now see Diagram E. As the pass is made to O2 on the wing, O5 drags his/her man toward the elbow, and O3 sets a diagonal back-screen for O5. O5 makes the basket cut looking for the pass from O2 (Diagram F).
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See Diagram G below. O2 can pass back out to O4 and you can now run a hi-lo option with O4 and O5.
Or you can flow directly into your half-court offense. Diagram H shows how simple it is to move into a 4-out, 1-in set with O3 simply moving out to the corner.
Diagram I shows one way to move into a 3-out, 2-in set with O4 setting screens for O1 and then O3. O4 then ends up at the right low block, while your point guard is at the top of the key and O3 is on the right wing.
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Now look at Diagram D below. If the pass to O2 (coming off the flex cut) is not there, then O3 sets a down-screen for O2 and O2 cuts to the three-point arc looking for the pass from O4 and the possible three-point shot.
Now see Diagram E. As the pass is made to O2 on the wing, O5 drags his/her man toward the elbow, and O3 sets a diagonal back-screen for O5. O5 makes the basket cut looking for the pass from O2 (Diagram F).
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See Diagram G below. O2 can pass back out to O4 and you can now run a hi-lo option with O4 and O5.
Or you can flow directly into your half-court offense. Diagram H shows how simple it is to move into a 4-out, 1-in set with O3 simply moving out to the corner.
Diagram I shows one way to move into a 3-out, 2-in set with O4 setting screens for O1 and then O3. O4 then ends up at the right low block, while your point guard is at the top of the key and O3 is on the right wing.
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