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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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Simple BLOB with only one screen designed for younger kids.
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BLOB Stack – Pick the Picker
A baseline out-of-bounds play designed to create an open layup using a decoy screen and backside action.
Initial Action: 4 sets a screen for 1, who floats high toward the wing to draw defensive attention.Backside Screen: As 1 clears, 5 sets a screen for 2 near the lane.Basket Cut: 2 uses 5's screen to cut hard toward the basket.Inbound Pass: 3 delivers the pass to 2 for a quick catch-and-finish layup.Key Coaching Points: Sell the initial action to 1, time 5's screen with 2's cut, and have 2 cut tightly off the screen with hands ready for the pass.
A baseline out-of-bounds play designed to create an open layup using a decoy screen and backside action.
Initial Action: 4 sets a screen for 1, who floats high toward the wing to draw defensive attention.Backside Screen: As 1 clears, 5 sets a screen for 2 near the lane.Basket Cut: 2 uses 5's screen to cut hard toward the basket.Inbound Pass: 3 delivers the pass to 2 for a quick catch-and-finish layup.Key Coaching Points: Sell the initial action to 1, time 5's screen with 2's cut, and have 2 cut tightly off the screen with hands ready for the pass.
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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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Simple Back Door for a must have bucket against an aggressive man-to-man
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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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Base set 3-2
4 and 5 high screen
1 pick and roll of off either 4 or 5
which ever is not screening stay up
2 and 3 flash out
4 and 5 high screen
1 pick and roll of off either 4 or 5
which ever is not screening stay up
2 and 3 flash out
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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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