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Man to Man Play: 4 Out Swing Rattle
This play works out of the 4-out, 1-in set so it's great for anyone running that offense. You often get an easy cut to the basket or wide open shots on the wing.
Instructions
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Players set up in the 4-out, 1-in set. Player 1 starts the play. Player 5 flashes to the ball side elbow and Player 4 swings around the ball-side low block. What this does is it clears out the right side.
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Player 2 makes a V-cut and receives the pass from Player 1.
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Player 1 then cuts around Player 2, receives a hand-off from Player 2 and drives it hard to the hoop for the lap-up. If the post defender slides over to help, Player 1 can make an easy pass to 4 for the lay up.
Option: If the defense prevents the hand-off, then an option is for player 2 to either make a bounce pass or a dump pass--soft lob pass-- to player 1, who then can take it to the hoop.
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Option: If Player 1 does not receive the ball, then he moves through and sets a screen for Player 4. Player 2 passes to Player 4 for the lay-up.
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What do you think? Let us know by leaving your comments, suggestions, and questions...
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Comments
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Troy Wyant says:
11/21/2007 at 10:32:54 AM
There is an easier way to present this play and I used it when I coached AAU 7th grade it got me 12 points respectively from doing it to each side. When I coach at the High School level the older kids tend to pick it up quicker but is still a good play. I wouldn't know how to draw it up on here but the number 5 man is the most important man in the play that I run because the play solely rides on his screen
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Thomas says:
11/21/2007 at 12:45:34 PM
great! should work for me since i have two big post players and plenty of speed otherwise.
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Tim Herman says:
11/22/2007 at 7:52:08 AM
This should also work against a zone. Look at drawing 2 you have an overload situation on the left side. You have 4 offensive players being guarded by 3 defensive players. Depending on how the defense plays the zone either 3 will have 3ptshot if the D3 player goes down to guard O4 or 5 will be left open for the jumper from the free throw line.
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o'dell says:
11/29/2007 at 10:17:37 AM
good stuff, anybody got any good 1/2 court traps to share.
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Brent says:
12/11/2007 at 8:59:20 PM
I'd like to hear Troy Wyant's version of this.... I think there could be more picks involved too and if player one approaches player two slowly then hooks around him fast I think the play becomes far more superior. As always though, the setup for the screen is crucial.
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Terry McClure says:
12/14/2007 at 11:41:07 AM
Hey Thomas if you have two big post players and plenty of speed, anything would work.
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