UCLA Offense - Example of basic high post action within the UCLA offense
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UCLA Offense - Example of basic high post action within the UCLA offense
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This is an example of a basic high post set within the UCLA Offense which includes a backdoor cut, back screen, and a handoff.
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STEP 1
The initial setup is organized to create synergy between movements, screens, and passes for the opening play.
To start, 2 receives the ball from 1 and following that, 5 receives the ball from 2.
Next, 4 backdoor cuts to the basket and could receive the ball from 5 if that is open. If 4 is not open, then 4 continues the cut towards the left side low post block.
STEP 2
To start, 2 receives the ball from 1 and following that, 5 receives the ball from 2.
Next, 4 backdoor cuts to the basket and could receive the ball from 5 if that is open. If 4 is not open, then 4 continues the cut towards the left side low post block.
Following that, 3 cuts to the basket via the back screen set by 4, receives the ball from 5, and could score at the basket if open.
If 3 is not open, then 3 could continue the cut out towards the right side corner. Also, 4 could fill the left side wing after setting the screen.
STEP 3
Following that, 3 cuts to the basket via the back screen set by 4, receives the ball from 5, and could score at the basket if open.
If 3 is not open, then 3 could continue the cut out towards the right side corner. Also, 4 could fill the left side wing after setting the screen.
Next, 2 cuts to the basket, receives the handoff from 5, and then scores at the basket. If 2 is not open to receive the handoff, then 1 cuts to the wing via the flare screen set by 4, receives the ball from 5 and takes the open jump shot.
Also, as an alternative option, 3 could receive the ball from 5 for another jump shot option if the defender of 3 decides to help one pass away when 2 cuts to the basket.
STEP 4
Next, 2 cuts to the basket, receives the handoff from 5, and then scores at the basket. If 2 is not open to receive the handoff, then 1 cuts to the wing via the flare screen set by 4, receives the ball from 5 and takes the open jump shot.
Also, as an alternative option, 3 could receive the ball from 5 for another jump shot option if the defender of 3 decides to help one pass away when 2 cuts to the basket.
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