5-on-0 (4-1) Pass, Cut and Replace
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5-on-0 (4-1) Pass, Cut and Replace

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5-on-0 (4-1) pass, cut and replace
Rules: every time the ball reaches the corner, players must look for a pass to the post.
When the ball is passed to the post, an off-ball screen is set on the weak side.
If there is no pass, the post plays 1-on-1 and the cutter returns to their position. The player who set the screen follows the play if the post takes a shot.
If there is no pass to the post, the ball returns to the top and play continues.
The post always moves to the ball side.

Always wait for the cut to finish.

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STEP 1

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