Wide pin-down screens
 | 1 4 or more balls a) Shots for cutters 2 passes to 1 and pins down for 6, who sets up his cut then comes off the screen to get a pass at the elbow from 1. 6 shoots, rebounds, and goes with the ball to the other line. 2 replaces 6. Other shooter options include backcut, fade, tight curl, pop to the wing. The screener complements the cutter (second cuts). See Shooting - Gonzaga screening, Duke downscreens, Hubie Brown off a screen, Tom Crean fill cuts, Procopio wing workout, Team pop-out (Jay Triano). |
 | 2 After passing, 1 pins down for 5 who comes off the screen to get a pass from 4. 5 shoots, rebounds, and goes with the ball to the other line. 1 replaces 5. 4 will then downscreen for 2 to get a pass from 3, continuing the pattern. Drew Hanlen - Wide pin-down series (YouTube) - the cutter starts in the corner, shot ready, sells a backdoor then curls shoulder to hip. Options - catch and shoot (e.g. a quick 1-2 or a hop, especially for a rightie turning right) - catch, throw it out, create separation into a one-dribble pull-up - catch, attack downhill to the other side of the rim. Reid Ouse - Floppy/Pin-down shooting - on a tight curl catch and shoot, it is easy for a rightie turning right to stop R-L in order to square the shooting elbow; turning left, get to a foot replacement, hop (off the inside foot) to get the elbow to the rim much quicker. EGT - How smart shooters use screens - reads against wide pins, - backdoor - tight curl - tight curl for a pass then lob or dish to the screener - defender goes under ("whip"), outside or inside foot pop back, catch and shoot, or rip and go - defender gets into the cutter, wedges him out, on a high catch the screener sets a step-up ballscreen. Jordan Delp - Wide pin-down series #1, - catch and shoot - one-dribble nail jumper (can take an inside-hand dribble) - downhill floater (off two feet) - same-foot stop (two-dribble punch drag jumper, especially going to the strong hand). Jordan Delp - Wide pindown series #2, - shot fake shot - shot fake rip back through (one-dribble pull-up where they came from, or finish at the rim) - shot fake rip back through step back (one-dribble step-back towards the corner) - shot Jordan pivot (catch, reverse pivot on the inside foot back towards the corner, one or two-dribble pull-up). DJ Sackmann - Pin-down reads - if there is no pass on a bump and fade, the screener re-sets a screen. Tyler Relph - Elite shooting drill - curling off a wide pin to the elbow, catch on the outside foot, propelling you inside-outside into a shot. |
 | 3 b) Shots for screeners 6 backcuts or curls 2's downscreen to the basket, 2 comes back to the ball for a pass and shoots, as before, 6 rebounds and 2 is the next cutter. |
 | 4 1 downscreens for 5, who curls the screen, 1 comes back to the ball for a pass and shot. |
 | 5 Variation For a version without cutters, 2 passes to 1, downscreens then comes to the ball for a pass and shot. Screener options include out cut, basket cut, slip cut. |
 | 6 1 downscreens for a pass from 4, and here slips to the basket. |
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