1-3-1
 | 1 See 1-2-2 vs Duke runner (high post). X1-X2-X3 guard 1-2-3. a) Switch High-post 4 is not considered a major threat, X5 takes 4 but stays low with X1 on the ball in order to switch with X4. Against a high overload, X1 may not want to extend beyond the 3-point line to pick up the ball, or even sink to help protect the high post. See Defences - Foster 3-2, Raptors 3-2 . |
 | 2 5 changes sides on the pass to 3, X5 takes 5, X4 takes 4 and comes ballside, X2 sinks, X1 drops to help on the high post. |
 | 3 X1 helps cover the high post but guards 1, X4 has 4. Chris Oliver - the high post is covered by the weakside low defender. They don't deny it and don't mind if it goes in there for a challenged 15-footer. They don't pressure the high post if he is not a shooter. Don Casey - on a high-post entry from the wing, it's always the opposite back guy who comes up and covers the high post. |
 | 4 b) Stay with match-ups High-post 4 is considered a threat so X5 comes high with X1 on the ball. |
 | 5 X4 comes across with 5, X5 stays with 4. |
 | 6 X1 and X5 pinch the high post.  |
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