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4-4-4 Full Court Drill

By Brian Williams on August 21, 2020

4-4-4 Full Court Drill

This drill to work on full court pressing comes from Scott Peterman’s (Basketball Hoop Scoop) eBook 2-2-1 Full Court Pressure System.

You can find out more information about the digital eBook at this link: 2-2-1 Full Court Pressure System a.k.a. “Dribble Drive Offense Press”

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Split your team up into 3 groups of 4

First team with basketball attack red defense.

If the offensive team scores, they get to keep ball and must inbound again going to the opposite basket than the one they just scored at.

If the defense gets a stop and gets the rebound, or creates a turnover, they take the ball the other direction.

 

(So, regardless of which team has the ball, they are going to the opposite basket.)

The team without the ball at that end, picks up the offense in a full court press–whether the basket was made or missed.

The new defense presses the offense and tries to get a trap and a steal before the offense crosses half court.

If they get a steal, they can attempt to score at that same basket.
 

Once the offense advances the ball past half court, they are picked up and defended by the 3rd team.

Each team has its own score.

To determine a winner, play for a specific amount of time on the scoreboard, or to a specific score.

You can find out more information about the digital eBook at this link: 2-2-1 Full Court Pressure System a.k.a. “Dribble Drive Offense Press”

Or, you can purchases any four of our digital playbooks for $35 (62 titles in all–Virginia, Texas Tech, Duke, Kentucky, Brad Stevens, and many others included!) 20 new in summer 2020!

Click this link for all choices! 4 digital playbooks for $35

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