5-out circle motion
 | 1 Matt Hackenberg See YouTube video - 5-out circle motion (and playlist #CircleMotionTips). - Interchangeable positions - Consistent movement/screening - Simple to teach - Simple to learn - Easy to implement at lower levels. Reverse the ball from 1 to 3 (or skip pass). |
 | 2 Three-player bunch movement: - 4 downscreens - 1 cuts off the butt of the screener (a butt cut) - 2 uses the downscreen to pop out top and catch ready to shoot or drive - 1 replaces 2 in the corner - 4 replaces 1 on the wing. (Option - 4 screens X1 then X2.) Harry Perretta's Spread offence has the same rotations but different timing: - on the pass to 3, 1 cuts straight into the lane, breaking the plane of the basket - as that happens 4 screens down for 2, who takes his defender in so the screen is in the lane - 4 tries to set the screen between the block and the third hash, lower is better - 2 comes up to the middle of the foul line for a pass - 1 turns and goes away to the corner if he doesn't get a pass - 4 backpedals to the wing. "The more you teach them, the less they learn." See YouTube video - Harry Perretta Spread offence. |
 | 3 Back cut If X1 jumps to play high, 1 cuts to the basket. |
 | 4 Dribble entry If 4 is overplayed. |
 | 5 Continuity on ball reversal (downscreen, butt cut, pop cut). Perretta - if overplayed out top, 5 backcuts and yells it, 2 hears it and backpedals to replace himself at the top - 5 can curl (or flare) the screen, then 2 also replaces himself out top (curl and replace if defenders switch) - Corner move - 4 can swing the ball to the corner and basket cut, 1 attacks middle and is replaced by 4 in the corner. See Quick hitters - Dribble-drive X-cut, Offence - Petitgoue open-post (Revolve).  |
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