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This play was contributed by Adam Spinella, Philadelphia 76ers scout.
The Double Rip action usually frees up the player you want to establish a very deep position.
Run by Mike Budenholzer.
When you’re facing a tough man-to-man defense, having a few well-designed actions to create an advantage can make all the difference.
Double Rip is a quick hitter designed to help establish deep post position for a player you want to feature. Starting out of a Horns alignment, the action uses screening, movement, and a double rip screen to put pressure on the defense.
It’s a simple set worth adding to your playbook when you need a quality look against man-to-man coverage.
Horns formation start.
(1) passes to (4) on the elbow, curls over him and sets a screen for (3) to come get the ball from (4) in a handoff.
Double Rip is set for (4) as (3) swings the ball to (5), who steps out.
(1) and (2) set the Double Rip.
Screen-the-screener occurs as (3) sets a down screen for (2) to pop to the top of the key.
(1) clears to the corner.
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