Press breaks Baylor football

| 1 See YouTube video - All 5 Baylor players line up out of bounds.
In breaking fullcourt pressure after a made field goal or free throw by the other team, all 5 offensive players can line up behind the baseline, then break upcourt for an inbounds pass.
The player with the ball can also run behind the baseline, or pass to a teammate behind the baseline, within the 5-second count.
Use a "football" play to inbound the ball safely when the defence is going to foul. Michael Lynch - Four Fly Comeback - four players line up across the foul-line extended and break upcourt, a good free-throw shooter breaks back to the ball, and can post up if denied. 1-4 Press Break (Basketball for Coaches) - all four players walk their defenders as close to the baseline as possible. |

| 2 The play was used in the 2023 NCAA tournament, and videos in a tweet by Gibson Pyper shows screening being used:
a)
Kansas State had two players screen for a primary receiver. |

| 3 b)
Florida Atlantic had one player screen for the primary receiver, two players broke upcourt. |
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