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Kansas St - Screen the Inbounder
Categories: Offense (Team)
Ages: Middle School High School+
Summary:
I got this play while watching the Kansas St - Dayton game on 11/22/09. This inbounds gives you different scoring options that include a screen the inbounder, backdoor cut/lob, and perimeter jump shot.
Personnel:
Good passer, shooter, screeners, and finisher around the basket.
Instructions
- 3 throws a lob pass over the defender to 4
- 1 cuts to the high post area
- 4 Passes to 1
- As the pass is made to 1, 2 sets a screen on the defender guarding 3.
- 3 cuts to the middle of the lane to gain position by the basket.
- After 4 passes, 4 & 5 cut to the wing area.
- Option 1: Low Post Entry
- If 3 is open, 1 passes to 3 in the low post.
- 3 looks to score.
- As the pass is entered to 3, 5 sets up his man for a backdoor cut.
- If there is not a scoring opportunity for 3, 3 looks for the pass to 5.
- Option 2 - Backdoor Lob
- If 3 is not open, 1 looks for the backdoor lob to 5.
- Option 3 - Screen on Wing
- If the entry to 3 and the backdoor lob to 5 is not open, 4 sets a screen for 2. 1 simultaneously dribbles toward the top of the key.
- 2 pops to the wing for a jump shot.
- 4 seals in the post.
- 3 & 5 clear the lane.
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coach b says:
1/7/2010 at 9:20:53 AM
we run a similiar spread set but put one of our bigs at the block instead of a 1 and they fade to the elbow and get the lob. The 2 spot cross screens for the inbounder. Works well when you run other plays out of the spread and then give them this different look.
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Coach D says:
1/7/2010 at 10:31:55 AM
Love that you guys are looking in all kinds of places for intuitive plays. K-State clearly has some good stuff up there sleeves.
Your love and contributions to the game is appreciated.
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Coach Antwine says:
9/1/2010 at 11:24:19 AM
This a great play ,but what if we have a small team. Will we be able to get the ball to our small man? So is their other ideas that we can do with this drill?
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Youth Basketball Drills says:
3/12/2011 at 1:06:29 PM
This is a great play. Makes the players think and be aware. Good job!
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Mark Mirata says:
3/25/2013 at 4:04:19 PM
Great play however I would switch 3 & 5. I'm a HS coach and we are never doing lob plays really. I rather have my shooter outside and my true post player inside. And when 2 screens for the thrower it doesn't matter if they switch because I now have my post player being guarded by there shooting guard!
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