| 1 Paul Hewitt
a) Ballside
3 on 3 on one side of the floor, with a release man on the other side, can pass to him and screen away. Use off-ball screens and dribble hand-offs but not ballscreens, defenders can't switch. The screener's back determines where he wants the cutter to go, the cutter must then separate from the screener (no traffic jams). For attackers, do the work before you get the ball - good shooters make open shots. |