TRANSITION 5 first opposite side
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TRANSITION 5 first opposite side

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TRANSITION 5 first opposite side - STEP 1: <div>Transition arrival: our 5 has run and arrives first
Transition arrival: our 5 has run and arrives first. We start with our rule that the first thing we try is to attack the basket, and if we can't, look for a backdoor pass.
STEP 1

Transition arrival: our 5 has run and arrives first. We start with our rule that the first thing we try is to attack the basket, and if we can't, look for a backdoor pass.

TRANSITION 5 first opposite side - STEP 2: <div>The player at the top will look to receive or make a backdoor cut; if not possible, they can exchange positions with the 45 player
The player at the top will look to receive or make a backdoor cut; if not possible, they can exchange positions with the 45 player.
STEP 2

The player at the top will look to receive or make a backdoor cut; if not possible, they can exchange positions with the 45 player.

TRANSITION 5 first opposite side - STEP 3: <div>With the ball at the top, we look for a pin-down screen for the big player’s curl, and the player who set the screen will be the one to go receive at 45
With the ball at the top, we look for a pin-down screen for the big player’s curl, and the player who set the screen will be the one to go receive at 45.
STEP 3

With the ball at the top, we look for a pin-down screen for the big player’s curl, and the player who set the screen will be the one to go receive at 45.

TRANSITION 5 first opposite side - STEP 4: Power forward adjusts position to facilitate ball movement and anticipate the defense
Power forward adjusts position to facilitate ball movement and anticipate the defense. Center sets a strong screen to free a teammate and create close-range scoring opportunities. 5 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow.
STEP 4

Power forward adjusts position to facilitate ball movement and anticipate the defense. Center sets a strong screen to free a teammate and create close-range scoring opportunities. 5 moves to support teammates and maintain constant game flow.