| Zone offence Runner
 
 
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 Start with a "reverse" entry, 1 passes to 3 who passes back and cuts through to the corner.
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 | There are three variations of the baseline runner zone offence - high-low posts, double low posts, and double high posts. 
 a) High-low posts
 
 3 runs the baseline on the pass to 1, 4 moves up to the wing for a pass from 1 (5 will stay inside).
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 | 3 5 can screen in for a skip pass to shooter 2. 
 On a pass to 3 in the corner, 4 cuts to the ballside low post, 1 and 2 rotate behind.
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 | 4 On a pass out of the corner, 5 flashes to the ballside high post and 4 goes to the weakside low post (post rotation).  | 
 
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 | 7 Iowa continuity on ball reversal (there is no post rotation on the pass out of the corner). | 
 
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 | b) Double low posts 
 On ball reversal both posts stay low and screen for the baseline runner, who can cut up the middle of the lane.
 
 See Zone offence - Dave Odom rover.
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 | c) Double high posts 
 There is always a double high post when the ball is at the point. Ball reversal can be by pass to the high post (shown), or using a high-post ballscreen. 5 dives to the middle on the pass to 4.
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 | 15 4 passes to 3 and dives low.  | 
 
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 | 16 Post rotation.  | 
 
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 | 17 3 runs the baseline on a pass to 2, 4 comes high.  | 
 
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 | 18 2 reverses the ball using 4's ballscreen, 4 and 5 go low.  | 
 
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