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STEP 1
#1 uses #2's off-ball screen and cuts toward the frontcourt, looking to receive facing the basket.
#2 continues and crosses the court.
#4, after inbounding, runs to the 45º position on the open side (left).
#5 sets an off-ball screen for #3 and rolls to the basket.
#3 moves out to look for a three-point shot or a pass to #5 on the roll, depending on what the team needs.
#2 continues and crosses the court.
#4, after inbounding, runs to the 45º position on the open side (left).
#5 sets an off-ball screen for #3 and rolls to the basket.
#3 moves out to look for a three-point shot or a pass to #5 on the roll, depending on what the team needs.
STEP 2
#1 - First option: advance pass to #3 for a three-point shot or a pass to #5.
- Variation: pass to #2 to get closer to a three-point shot or pass to #5.
- Variation: pass to #2 to get closer to a three-point shot or pass to #5.
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Drill for a baseline inbound in the backcourt after a made basket when very little time remains (<3 seconds) and a quick inbound is not possible (after a timeout, with less than 2 minutes remaining, because of a substitution, etc.).
Created by: Angel Such Sanz
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