Spurs stops
 | 1 Gregg Popovich FIBA Assist, issue 5 Two teams. Team O attacks team X, goes on defence with a score (no points), defence goes on offence. If the defence makes a defensive rebound it gets a point and can fast break to score and get another point. The same five players remain on defence even if they don't score on the fast break. Play to 10. One player on the losing team has to shoot and make two free throws, or his team runs. (Variations) - the defence gets a point for any stop, and can fast break on a defensive rebound or steal - three teams, the team that is off always come in on offence - start (and re-start) play with the offence inbounding in their frontcourt (baseline or sideline) - the offence inbounds from their backcourt against fullcourt pressure - the defence takes 1 or 2 free throws (or a 1-and-1), presses if the last is made. Jim Boylan (Halfcourt defence, YouTube) - defence gets 1 point for a stop (score to get on defence), fast break off a rebound, try to score at the other end for an extra point, minus one point for a turnover or giving up an offensive rebound (still on defence), usually play to about 7 points. See Scrimmages - 5 on 5 halfcourt stops, Stop and break, Pressing - FIBA stay on a miss, Free-throw break. |
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