1-2-2 match-up situations Three deep
| 1 See 1-2-2 vs Two-guard runner.
The attacking set is two guards, two low posts, and a baseline runner.
Two defenders guard 1 and 3, three defenders guard the three low attackers, bumping on the baseline.
With X1 on the ball, the zone has a 1-2-2 shape,
- X2 has 2 - X4 has 4 - X3 has 3 - X5 has weakside 5.
Variation - X2 picks up the ball on the left, bumping everyone else clockwise. |
| 2 On a pass to 2, X2 closes out (taking away baseline), X1 drops to cover the high post, X3 sinks weakside.
X4 can front 4 from the top (slide in front), or play behind. |
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| 4 If 1 passes to 3, X3 takes it, 2 runs the baseline.
See 32 match-up.
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| 5 With X3 on the ball,
- X5 has 2 - X1 has 1 - X2 has 4 (and is low) - X4 has 5, and comes ballside.
Tubby Smith - if the attacking team plays with two low posts and a baseline runner, the 1-2-2 becomes almost a 2-3. |
| 6 X5 closes out on a pass to 2, since X1 is covering the high post, X3 can deny a return pass. |
| 7 A weakside flash creates an overload, X1 takes 4, X2 stays and takes 1.
If X2 comes with 4, there is no help in the lane. |
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