 | 1 Keys to zone attack - line up in the gaps - drive the gaps - freeze dribble - reverse the ball - skip pass - pass fake - attack from behind - inside-out - attack the short corner, high post - overload - screen the zone. a) 1-3-1 Against a 2-3 zone. 5 goes short corner to short corner, 1 and 4 are not in a tandem. On a pass to the wing, - if a bottom defender comes out on the ball, look to pass to 5 (if he is ballside) or drive baseline (if 5 is weakside) - make a return pass to 1 if a top defender plays the ball, but also look into the high post. Variation - 1-2-3-4 hot-potato passing, 5 moves block-to-block. 4 and 5 are partners (buddies), when one gets the ball the other goes to the basket. Against a passive zone, 1 and 3 can space away on the pass from 1 to 2, reverse the ball through 4 or by skip pass. See Zone offence - Geno Auriemma, Dave Odom 1-3-1, Grinnell. |
 | 2 b) Duke runner Also against a 2-3. A shooter runs the baseline. Pass fake to the corner, pass inside to 5. 4 can ballscreen to help reverse the ball. See Zone offence - Duke, Zone set play - Florida ballscreen 3s. |
 | 3 c) Two-guard runner Against a 1-2-2 (or 2-3). High post and low post (see 1-3-1), two guards, a shooter runs from wing to wing. 5 will cross the lane if 3 passes to 2. If 1 passes to 4, 5 crosses the lane, 2 goes to the block, 1 and 3 slide down in vision. See Zone offence - Dave Odom 1-3-1, also Duke, Dave Odom rover. |
 | 4 d) 2-1-2 Used against a 1-3-1 (or 1-2-2) zone defence. High-post 5 dives on a pass to a corner. Against pressure defence, have 2 flash to the high post. See Zone offence - 2-1-2, Offence - Wootten four to score. |
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