Transition DeMatha 2 on 2

| 1 Mike Jones
No teams, the rotation is attack, defend, go off. 1 and 2 attack against 3 and 4, play to a stop or score, other players are on the sidelines, foul-lines extended. |

| 2 5 and 6 are the next attackers (they step on the court), getting an outlet pass from 3 or 4, who go off, 1 and 2 get back on defence, the ballhandler immediately throws it ahead (up the sideline) and gets it back, play to a stop or score.
This works on precise passing, throwing the ball to an open guy ahead of you and following behind your pass.
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| 3 1 and 2 outlet to new attackers, who pass up the sideline for a return pass, 5 and 6 get back to defend.
Progression - no pass-ahead is needed, dribble with your head up, tougher on the defence (guard the basket).See Transition - 2 on 2 on 2, Sharks. Andrej Lemanis - two teams, the player who gets the outlet pass has to be inside the 3-point line, the other player is free to run (see YouTube video - Drills for transition defence), progression - 3 on 3 (see Transition - Lemanis 3 on 3).  |
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