Quick Hitter out of a 3 Out 2 In Set
Quick hitter for the point guard vs a man to man defense out of a 3 out 2 in set.
See the animation for this 3 out 2 in quick hitter for the Point Guard
Quick hitter for the point guard vs a man to man defense out of a 3 out 2 in set.
See the animation for this 3 out 2 in quick hitter for the Point Guard
Man quick hitter to get a post up on the block. The animation uses a skip pass to setup the play but I imagine a quick ball reversal would do just as well. The play starts in a 3 out 2 in set The 1 enters to the 3 and the 4 flashes to the high…
If you’re like me, you have great intentions to organize all your thoughts in one place with an ongoing process and then let it slip away at various times. Everyone likely keeps various files and/or master lists of offensive sets and plays, defenses, practice drills, inbound plays, philosophical concepts, scouting reports and any other number…
TL;DR Simple Man to Man Play with a double flare screen for the point guard and a screen the screener action for a big. The Double Flare and Post is a quick-hitting man-to-man half-court set designed to challenge a defense’s perimeter tracking and interior help-side recovery. This set creates two distinct scoring opportunities in rapid…
Man Set with a baseline staggered double screen and a post on post screen that sets up a pick and roll action. Quality set. I am attaching a PDF because I am not sure what the term is for movement 3 and 4 where the point guard passes to the wing and gets the ball…
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