Inbounds Baseline Pin-screen
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a) Pin-screen
5 pops out for the inbounds pass. Post and pop - 1 passes to 5 and posts up. |
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| 3 b) Counter
The player at the top slips to the basket for a pass, 1 comes in opposite the inbounds pass.
Hold off on running a counter to an inbound play you have already used until the second half. |
| c) Screen the screener
On the inbounds pass to 5, the player at the top downscreens for the inbounder. Tom Izzo - Chips box - 5 cross-screens for 4 who cuts to the ballside corner, 5 keeps going. (Option - if 5 is denied, 2 can dive looking for the inbounds pass, then screen for 1 if 3 gets the pass) |
| 5 5 passes out top, the inbounder can curl or reject the downscreen, 5 pin screens for the screener. Can be used to isolate the inbounder on a flash to the high post after a downscreen and clear-out (down-clear). Izzo lob - 2 backscreens for 5. Matt Hackenberg - STS BLOB for a Shooter - 2 screens for a hard curl by the inbounder. Works well against zone too. |
| 6 d)
Screen-the-screener can be run out of a line formation.
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| 7 Here 1 curls the downscreen, 5 can come back to ballscreen on a pass to 2. |
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