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Basketball Plays Pro Loop 5

By Brian Williams on April 17, 2012

Basketball Plays Pro Loop 5

This play is run against a man to man defense and is from Creighton Burns’ newsletters.

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#1 enters the ball to #2 and screens for #5.

#5 uses the screen and sprints to set a ball screen for #2.

#3 moves in to get a better position to set a screen.

 

#2 waits for the screener( #5) to get set before driving the ball.

When #5 is set, #2 will fake baseline and drive into the middle of the lane.

As #2 starts to drive off the screen, #3 will move across the lane to form a double screen with #4

#1 moves out to the wing position.

#2 will look first to score, to #5 cutting to the rim off the double screen, and then to #1 on the back side wing.

 

If #2 has passed to #1, #1 will look to #5, who should be posting hard.

If #1 passes to #5, #1 will run a “Laker cut” to the rim and then to the back side wing, if he does not receive the ball.

#2 and #3 would rotate and fill the vacated perimeter positions.

If #1 can not get the ball into #5, he will dribble out to the point.

#2 would fill the vacated wing position left by #1 and #3 would fill the opposite wing.

#4 and #5 would flash up to the high side posts.

 

 

The spots have been filled and the offense is reloaded.

 

 

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