| 2 On a stop or score, the three defenders pass to the ballside outlet player and together attack the other basket. The shooter drops out and fills the vacated outlet position, creating a new 4 on 3.
Other variations
- both outlet players attack, the outlet passer leaves to an outlet position - outlet players are behind the baselines - only one outlet position at each end - no outlet pass required, but the outlet player(s) can't leave until the attacking team gets possession - inbounds pass after a make - 5 on 4 or 3 on 2 continuous - 5 on 3 continuous (both outlets come in, shooter and last passer drop out) - teams (the shooter goes to the other end) - any attacker can drop out, not necessarily the shooter. Kevin O'Neill - 5 on 4 continuous, the shooter steps off on a defensive rebound, a player steps on for the team going the other way. For 5 on 3 continuous, the shooter and passer go off, two attackers come in. |