After Timeout Plays - Example 1
⭐ PRO Features
Take your basketball to the next level
Save time, organize your team and prepare professional practices with advanced tools.
Unlimited private plays and drills
Complete season planning
Live stats recording
Advanced team and player management
After Timeout Plays - Example 1
Play
1153 views ·
This is an example of an after timeout play that consists of a flare screen and hammer action for potential scoring opportunities.
Belongs to set:
After Timeout Plays examples
STEP 1
Each player is located strategically to maximize effectiveness in the first phase of the attack.
To start, 1 executes a dribble handoff with 2, then 2 dribbles to the right slot.
From there, 3 receives the ball from 2 and then 1 cuts to the left wing via a flare screen set by 4.
From there, 3 receives the ball from 2 and then 1 cuts to the left wing via a flare screen set by 4.
Also, 5 cuts across the lane to fill the empty low post. Next, 1 could receive the skip pass from 3 and take the open jump shot.
STEP 2
To start, 1 executes a dribble handoff with 2, then 2 dribbles to the right slot.
From there, 3 receives the ball from 2 and then 1 cuts to the left wing via a flare screen set by 4.
From there, 3 receives the ball from 2 and then 1 cuts to the left wing via a flare screen set by 4.
Also, 5 cuts across the lane to fill the empty low post. Next, 1 could receive the skip pass from 3 and take the open jump shot.
If 1 does not receive the ball, then 1 cuts to the right slot via screens set by 2 and 4. Afterwards, 3 executes a dribble handoff with 1 and then 1 begins to attack the rim.
Meanwhile, 2 cuts to the left corner via a hammer screen set by 5 and could receive the drift pass from 1 to take the open three-point shot.
STEP 3
If 1 does not receive the ball, then 1 cuts to the right slot via screens set by 2 and 4. Afterwards, 3 executes a dribble handoff with 1 and then 1 begins to attack the rim.
Meanwhile, 2 cuts to the left corner via a hammer screen set by 5 and could receive the drift pass from 1 to take the open three-point shot.
