Baseline Inbound vs 2-3 Zone (high stack)

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This is a baseline inbound play to run against a 2-3 zone defense. This play was originally posted on my channel along with 3 other plays in the same video. For ease of use, I decided to create individual videos for each of those plays.
A stack inbound play is often one of the very first inbound formations a young basketball player learns. You don't often see a stack in high level varsity basketball play or at the college level. That doesn't mean it isn't effective.
Typically the stack formation is used close the the basket with the first person in the stack usually on the lower block. The unconventional stack set up of this play usually catches teams off guard. You may only get to use this play once in a game so think about keeping it in your playbook until the right time!
This baseline inbound play to run against a 2 3 zone is great for teaching youth, club teams, junior high, high school, and recreational teams.
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[@VMIballer32]

This play is simple, but proved effective. You could "hide" the shooter in many cases, but I also found it forced the defense out of a zone on inbounds.

[@CoachRuss]

Thanks for the comment! I really like this play for freeing up our shooter. Yeah, it definitely forces a zone out of its coverage to stop it.