High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Simple 2-3 beater for all ages....................................
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Baseline out of bounds play getting an open 3 with options. To get the inbound ears a shot too
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High-School Basketball|Full-Court
Starting from the C the ball is inbounded from offenses base line and throws a long pass downfield to the PF...
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Quick Diagram to show how an off-ball offensive player can “flare” or “pop” off a mid-range post screen.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
A double screen action where the intended shooter will use a “Gate” and run between two teammates setting a screen.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
A double pick variation where two teammates will space their pick at different points of the intended shooter’s cut to the ball.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
The intended shooter is able to counter a defensive player over-playing on the perimeter using the off-ball pick.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
The intended shooter uses an off-ball pick to curl to the middle of the court for an open look.
This is a good option anywhere from the post, mid-range and perimeter.
This is a good option anywhere from the post, mid-range and perimeter.
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High-School Basketball|Drill
Build the pass-cut-fill habits of a Read and React offense with this continuous passing drill.
Start with one player at the top and lines on both wings. The top player passes to a wing, cuts hard to the basket, and clears to the opposite wing’s line. The first player from the opposite wing fills the open spot at the top and receives the next pass. Repeat toward the other side to keep the ball and players moving.
Emphasize:
Pass, then cut: Move immediately after releasing the ball.Show a target: Look for a return pass throughout the basket cut.Fill with timing: Let the cutter clear before filling the open spot.Catch ready: Meet the pass, face the basket, and deliver an accurate pass to the next player.
Start with one player at the top and lines on both wings. The top player passes to a wing, cuts hard to the basket, and clears to the opposite wing’s line. The first player from the opposite wing fills the open spot at the top and receives the next pass. Repeat toward the other side to keep the ball and players moving.
Emphasize:
Pass, then cut: Move immediately after releasing the ball.Show a target: Look for a return pass throughout the basket cut.Fill with timing: Let the cutter clear before filling the open spot.Catch ready: Meet the pass, face the basket, and deliver an accurate pass to the next player.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
The initial action to get into a triangle offense.
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High-School Basketball|Half-Court
Basic Isolation. The 1 takes his man 1 on 1 while the rest of the players perform a screen on the side they are on. The 5 will screen for the 3 and 2 will screen for the 4. The 4 will then cut off the screen for a potential pass for a layup if the 1 needs. There is also a kick out man which would be the 3 who could shoot it or drive as well.
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High-School Basketball|Full-Court
After every free throw we get into this set
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