Bigelow 5-out youth
 | 1 Bob Bigelow See Offence - Youth. 1) On any pass, the two players closest to the ball screen for the two players furthest from the ball (the passer always screens away). It's a good way to keep the court spread, keep them moving, and confuse the defence. If two players set a screen for the same player, it's not the worst thing in the world, it's a double screen, then just space to fill spots. a) Point-to-wing pass. 1 passes to 2 and screens away for 3, 4 screens for 5. |
 | 2 b) Wing to corner 2 passes to 5 and screens away for 3, 4 screens for 1. |
 | 3 c) Corner to wing 5 passes to 3 and screens away for 1, 2 screens away for 4. |
 | 4 d) Wing to point 3 passes to 4 and screens away for 1, 2 screens for 5. |
 | 5 2) Variation - the two furthest players screen for the two closest players (the passer always uses a screen). On backscreens, the defence is forced to cover the basket, the screener will be open (if you really want to get a shot, set a screen). a) 4 passes to 3 and gets a screen from 2, 5 screens for 1. |
 | 6 b) 3 passes to 5 and gets a screen from 2, 4 screens for 1. |
 | 7 c) 5 passes to 2 and gets a screen from 4, 1 screens for 3. |
 | 8 d) 2 passes to 3 and gets a screen from 5, 4 screens for 1. |
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