Great question! All depends on the offense but if it was a 5 out offense, players would start where they are in the video and you would have 2 player in each corner. You can start the offense on down screens (wing to corner) to get some movement and the first pass would be made top of the key to wing. The top of the key player would screen away just like in the video and the player coming to the top would catch. The player that screened away could continue to set another screen for the player in the corner (instead of just one screen, now they are setting two). Would the player at the top rip backs and drives, instead of the player on the wing sliding to the corner you would have them loop behind the driver leaving space for the driver to draw the corner defender up hill to make the pass to the corner. If the defender 'stunts and recovers' and closes out to the corner shooter he would then drive the ball baseline. Opposite side now has a player on the wing and corner leaving 2 options for the driver. The opposite wing player needs to get into the drivers vision and could also dive if his defender ball watches. Hope this makes sense. -Coach Matt
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In a real game, what do the 4 and 5 players do in this situation?
Great question! All depends on the offense but if it was a 5 out offense, players would start where they are in the video and you would have 2 player in each corner. You can start the offense on down screens (wing to corner) to get some movement and the first pass would be made top of the key to wing. The top of the key player would screen away just like in the video and the player coming to the top would catch. The player that screened away could continue to set another screen for the player in the corner (instead of just one screen, now they are setting two). Would the player at the top rip backs and drives, instead of the player on the wing sliding to the corner you would have them loop behind the driver leaving space for the driver to draw the corner defender up hill to make the pass to the corner. If the defender 'stunts and recovers' and closes out to the corner shooter he would then drive the ball baseline. Opposite side now has a player on the wing and corner leaving 2 options for the driver. The opposite wing player needs to get into the drivers vision and could also dive if his defender ball watches. Hope this makes sense. -Coach Matt
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