Dribble-drive 5-on-0
 | 1 5 on 0 fullcourt dribble-drive layups at speed. Always score (putback any miss), 4 or 1 inbounds. Start the first trip with a made basket. Trip options, - up and back, start from one end, or from both ends - start with a halfcourt attack - one trip for each progression - include primary fast break (scripted or random) - 90 seconds, or until someone runs out of gas. Progressions - Basic motion - rack, drag, drop zones - Entries - kickback (pitch), quick, swing, drag, dribble-push (pullback, quick-replace) - Post-ups - swing-quick, throwback - Ballscreens - Perimeter shots (option - no putbacks, outlet on a miss). All possessions are shown going upcourt in the diagrams, not alternating up and back. See Offences - Dribble-drive outline, Dribble-drive progression, Dribble-drive basics, Fast break - 6-cycle dribble-drive, Beep-beep, 5 on 0 trips, Shooting - Grinnell run the floor, Fast breaks - Early dribble-drive ballscreens, Offence - Hoiberg pitch series. Variations - 5 on 5, two teams - one team plays dummy defence back and forth, then flip-flop - alternate possessions, both teams play dummy defence, and convert from offence to defence using their defensive transition system (progression - one shot only, no putbacks). See Fast break - Schuring cycles, Defending - 5 on 0 transition, Transition - Calipari transition defence, Disadvantage. |
 | 1) Basic motion a) Penetration 1 drives into the lane (either hand), options - rack it - pass to 5 cleaning up or relocating - skip pass weakside, 5 posts - hit 4 filling behind, exit cut, 4 drives. Shot option - kick-out to the ballside corner. |
 | b) Drop zone 1 drives to drop 2 or 3, options - 2 backcuts, 5 ducks in or tees-up - 1-2 kickup, 2 shoots or drives middle (e.g. 2-4 kickback, drop 3) - 1-2 kickup, 2-1 throwback, 5 posts (see Post-ups) - 1-2 kickup, 1 passes and cuts through (Bollant quick) - skip pass. Option - two drives (or drive and kicks) and a post touch. Ballscreens - kickup-fist (for 2) - kickup-throwback-fist (for 1). |
 | 2) Entries Option - add Kentucky pullback-dribble and quick-replace entries (4 dives). a) Kickback (pitch) 1-4 kickback, options - 4 drives the lane, 1 fills behind (late) - 4 stops in the drop zone (kickup, backcut, skip pass) - 4 throws it back to 1 (swing pass) and cuts (kickback-swing, see Creating gaps) - 4-2 "quick" pass and cut. Kentucky pitch entry - if defenders switch on the pitch, 4 throws it back to 1, 5 ducks in (see Oakland through kick duck). Also swing it to give 1 two looks (quick set). Mads Olesen - use a 1-4 kickback when X1 is jamming 1 (forcing middle), or to exploit switching defence. X1 and X4 switch on the kickback, 4 pull-back dribbles, passes back to 1 and clears out, 1 exploits a mismatch against X4. It's a general rule that when you pass the ball on the perimeter, cut to the basket and out the other side of penetration; against switching defence, pass and cut through to either corner. Reid Ouse - Drive and kick series (YouTube) - if 1 attacks directly at 3 from the slot, it forces X3 to make a decision, if he jumps at his man, we now have a backdoor option. See Dribble-drive progression (Creating gaps), Dribble-drive basics (Kickback), Calipari middle drive, second drives, Walberg middle penetration. Ballscreens - kickback-fist (for 4) - kickback-throwback-fist (for 1). |
 | b) Quick 1-2 "quick" wing entry, options - 2 can drive baseline or middle, or pass out to 4 filling behind 1, e.g. to set up a triple gap for 3 - 1 can cross-screen for 5. Walberg - elevate 2 if we are dribbling too much. Kentucky - Quick is an iso on the wing. Petitgoue - they want a baseline drive. Bollant - use Quick against teams that force baseline. Olesen - with a dominant post player it's a good option to have 1 set a screen for 5. Variation - 1 dribbles out 2, who sets the inside screen (see Dribble-push). Dribble-drive 243-143 - 4 fills behind 1, 2 passes and flattens to the corner, 4 passes to 3 and cuts to create a triple gap. Randy Sherman - quad offence - on a diagonal pass (slot to wing), make a diagonal cut directly to the opposite corner. Peter Lonergan - Spacing & Decision Making - how does a good point guard get the ball back? Options on a pass to 2 are a) cut through (look for a give and go), b) stop (their defender sinks), bounce out, get it back, attack middle, c) exit to the ballside corner, d) vee away (hit the nail, loop cut), 4 comes to the ball, can pass to 1 (and follow to ballscreen). Ballscreens - Quick-fist, Quick-drag. See Dribble-drive basics (Quick), Calipari quick entry, wing pass, Kentucky quick set, Walberg elevate 2, Petitgoue through, Bollant Quick, Breakdown drills (Quick). |
 | c) Swing 1-4 swing and corner cut, e.g. 4 can - attack middle (triple gap) - attack left (1 reads it) - run a 4-3 "quick" pass and cut (swing-quick). Variations - basket cut, tee up, nail cut, brush (rub) cut, hold, ballscreen. Walberg 415 (tee up) - 4 drives right. Calipari nail cut - 4 can drive right or left. Petitgoue opposite - 1 passes and holds, 4 drives left (e.g. 4 is a lefty). Ballscreen - swing-fist. Mark Cascio - Gap Rules - 4 attacks the triple gap, or passes to 3. Doug Novak Core Series - forwards-out entry (1-2 DHO, 4-3 exchange) into a 2-3 swing and corner cut (or 3 corner cuts and 2 attacks). Michael Lynch - on any slot to slot pass, the passer makes a 45 cut to the ballside corner (a blur screen). If 4 is denied, 1 waves him thru, a blur screen. A slot to wing 1-2 DHO and 4-3 backside exchange change the people in a blur screen. See Calipari swing-corner, slide, Petitgoue over (ballscreen), Dribble-drive basics (Playing in the gap), Dribble-drive progression (Creating gaps). |
 | d) Drag 4-1 drag, 1 comes off, drives the lane or drop zone. See Bollant 4-1 ballscreen (or rub cut), Oakland through, Fast breaks - Early dribble-drive ballscreens. |
 | e) Dribble-push 1 waves through 2, dribbles to the wing, and can attack middle or baseline. 4 and 3 fill behind after a two-count, 1 can pass out to 4 and flatten to the corner. Olesen - use Dribble-push and Quick to check for zone defence, or to create a triple gap for 3. 2 can screen for 5. Walberg - 1 looks to attack baseline. Kentucky - get into Quick without a pass. 1 can attack baseline or middle from the wing, or pass back out to 4. |
 | 3) Post-ups For other post-ups see Dribble-drive progression (Post-ups). Any skip pass is a post up. a) Swing-quick (triangle) 1-4 swing, 4-3 quick, use the 1-3-5 triangle to get the ball into the post (or 3 attacks middle). 3 clears weakside on a pass to 1 in the corner. See Walberg post-up, Bollant 1-4-3 passing. See Dribble-drive basics (Swing-quick), Dribble-drive progression (Swing-quick), Tactics - Dribble-drive quick-swing. Ballscreens if there is no post entry - Butler (for 3) - Hawk (for 1). |
 | b) Throwback 1-2 kickup. |
 | 11 2-1 dribble throwback, 5 posts.This can be used against zone defence, see Zone set plays - Oakland loop series (Loop kick). Kentucky - they don't dive anybody on a post entry, they want 5 to play. Olesen - on a pass into the post look to have the opposite high dive and opposite diagonal elevate. |
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