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#Half-court basketball plays

FAQ: Basketball Plays for Half-Court Offense

Game - STEP 1: <div>Initial setup
Initial setup. On the ball side, one post at the low post. 4 - 1
STEP 1

Initial setup. On the ball side, one post at the low post. 4 - 1

Game - STEP 2: <div>Whenever there is a pass to the post or corner, we cut to the basket intending to receive and finish
Whenever there is a pass to the post or corner, we cut to the basket intending to receive and finish.
The opposite side occupies the corresponding positions to leave space for the cut.
STEP 2

Whenever there is a pass to the post or corner, we cut to the basket intending to receive and finish.
The opposite side occupies the corresponding positions to leave space for the cut.

Game - STEP 3: <div>We look for ball reversal to the opposite side if we don’t find the first options after the initial cuts and transition
We look for ball reversal to the opposite side if we don’t find the first options after the initial cuts and transition.
STEP 3

We look for ball reversal to the opposite side if we don’t find the first options after the initial cuts and transition.

Game - STEP 4: Center executes an effective screen maintaining the team’s offensive flow
Center executes an effective screen maintaining the team’s offensive flow. 4 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow. 5 executes an effective screen maintaining the team’s offensive flow. 2 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow.
STEP 4

Center executes an effective screen maintaining the team’s offensive flow. 4 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow. 5 executes an effective screen maintaining the team’s offensive flow. 2 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow.

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