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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Quick hitter with a double screen on the right wing to distract from a quick hitter backdoor on the left wing.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Continuous motion offense with a 4-out set. Sets up backdoor scoring opportunities with baseline picks.
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Men's College Basketball|Half-Court
Simple Baseline Inbounds Play. Your 4 is the inbounder with 1 & 2 set on the low block and 3 & 5 on the elbows. 1 & 2 set back screens to the elbow and roll out to space.
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High-School Basketball|Drill
Shell drill is a foundational team defense exercise. This variation plays 4v4, where the offense sets up in a 4-out, no post. The offense is not allowed to dribble. The objective is to improve defensive communication, team defense spacing and "jumping to the pass".
Emphasize the defense always being in the passing lanes.
Emphasize the defense always being in the passing lanes.
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Men's College Basketball|Half-Court
Create space on a sideline inbounds play. 3 is your inbounder, and 1 is your target. If 1 is unavailable, 2 becomes the inbounder's relief valve.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
The read-and-react instills the habit for players to pass and cut-through. This results in ongoing player and ball movement on offense. This diagram is the initial skeleton of the Read-and-React out of a 5-Out offensive set.
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Men's College Basketball|Half-Court
Another sideline out of bounds play variation. Use your 5 man with good ball skills to receive the ball. Your 1 is your relief valve.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Base motion set using pass, pick-away principles. This can be run out of a 5-out or 3-out set. Use this set as your standard repeating offense to initiate player and ball movement.
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High-School Basketball|Drill
Shell drill is a foundational team defense exercise. The objective is to improve defensive communication, team defense spacing and "jumping to the pass".
This variation plays 4v4, where the offense sets up in a 4-out, no post. The offense is not allowed to dribble. On passes to the low-corner, the elbow man will cut through for additional variation.
Emphasize the defense always being in the passing lanes.
This variation plays 4v4, where the offense sets up in a 4-out, no post. The offense is not allowed to dribble. On passes to the low-corner, the elbow man will cut through for additional variation.
Emphasize the defense always being in the passing lanes.
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