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After Timeout Plays - Example 3
This is an example of an after timeout play that consists of various screens and a split cut to produce multiple scoring options.
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STEP 1
Each player is located strategically to maximize effectiveness in the first phase of the attack.
STEP 2
1 dribbles to the left wing using an on-ball screen from 4.
4 pops to the top and receives the ball from 1 while 2 cuts to the right wing via double screens set by 3 and 5 near the basket.
4 pops to the top and receives the ball from 1 while 2 cuts to the right wing via double screens set by 3 and 5 near the basket.
Then, 2 receives the ball from 4 and can take the three-point shot if open. Otherwise, 5 occupies the right low post and 3 the left corner.
STEP 3
4 pops to the top and receives the ball from 1. Meanwhile, 2 cuts to the right wing via double screens set by 3 and 5 near the basket.
Then, 2 receives the ball from 4 and can take the three-point shot if open. If not, 5 can occupy the right low post and 3 fill the left corner.
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