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Basketball Plays Lithuania Zone

By Brian Williams on September 29, 2014

Basketball Plays Lithuania Zone

This zone attack set is from the FastModel Sports Basketball Plays and Drills Library The site has thousands of drills and plays.

This play was contributed by Marc Skelton. Head Basketball Coach Fannie Lou Hamer Freedom High School.

You can also find out more about their Play Diagramming software by clicking this link: FastDraw

The play was from The 2014 FIBA World Cup. The play was run by Lithuania in their game against Angola.

Also, as with every page on the site, I want to remind you that you can print the drill as a pdf by using the icon at the bottom of the post.

 

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PG passes the basketball to the left wing and cuts to the corner.

4 leaves the high post to replace 1.

 
 

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5 flashes to the basketball.

1 sprints from corner to corner.

2 passes to 4, 4 passes to 3, 3 swings the ball to 1.

 

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1 might have a three point shot.

If x4 covers him to take away his shot, 1 dribble drags x4 away from the baseleine as 2 fills the corner for a three pointer.

 

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2 fills the corner for a pass back from 1 and a three point shot.

If x5 covers 2 in the corner, O5 should slip to the ball side block.

 

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