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Inbounds Play (Under the Basket): Post 1
Summary
This inbounds play can get you easy baskets by isolating your post player under the basket. This play is meant to be run against man to man defense.
Personnel
1 PG
2 Big guard
3 Shooter
4 Front court player
5 Best post up player
Instructions
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Player 4 screens across the lane for 1.
1 cuts to side.
5 screens, only as far as the basket.
3 cuts, as wide as possible.
The purpose for these cuts is to clear out the lane and
allow 5 to seal on his screen.
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Player 2 looks to inbound to 5.
If he cant find 5, 2 inbounds to 3.
5 holds his screen under the basket.
3 passes to 5.
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Comments
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matthew says:
12/20/2007 at 8:54:11 AM
it looks great I will try it practice
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rogelito h. abanggan says:
12/22/2007 at 7:27:34 AM
It's nice and simple play. but again use tall inbounder
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Michelle Saleeba says:
12/22/2007 at 8:45:18 PM
This looks great, i'm a little concerned that with juniors player 5 might get caught on the 3 second key way rule?? How should I direct this player so that she doesn't get caught waiting in the key?
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Don Kelbick says:
12/24/2007 at 8:42:53 PM
Michele
The 3 second count doesn't start until the ball is inbounded. Since the pass goes to the 5 player, it shouldn't be an issue. If the inbound pass goes to the corner (3), it should be a bang-bang play into the 5.
If the pass goes anywhere else, the 5 has to get out of the lane.
Don Kelbick
Contributing Editor Breakthrough Basketball
www.DonKelbickBasketball.com
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antoin sanders says:
3/6/2008 at 8:43:11 AM
Michelle I''m a referee middle school,high school, and college. On this play don''t worry about the three second call because the is not in play yet. Once the ball touches a player any player on the throw in the clocks starts. If your team gains possession like it should on the inbounds play then three second call in effect. Also, If you did not kniow this the three second call starts after every shot. If you have any other questions feel free to email me.
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rui furet says:
9/25/2008 at 6:52:12 AM
Looks nice, simple and good for the big man.
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Coach says:
10/30/2008 at 6:39:21 PM
I will try this @ practice this weekend.
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Rob Williams says:
12/5/2008 at 1:56:16 PM
Hey guys!You might be safe in the States with this one. however, in Europe FIBA rules clearly state that the 3 second call starts as soon as the inbounding player is handed the ball - ooops! Still a good play as long as the ball is inbounded sharp!
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Ernie B says:
1/25/2009 at 8:11:31 PM
This play would not work on zone D.
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fact checker says:
10/31/2009 at 6:58:06 PM
Actually FIBA rules clearly state the ball has to be possessed in the front court and the clock has to be running. So this is a valid play to FIBA.
page 29 of the FIBA rules manual.
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