Floppy
Ages: Middle School High School+
Summary:
This is a common NBA play in which a good shooter is under the basket and has the option of coming off a stagger screen on one block or a single screen on the opposite block. If the shooter is not open for a shot off the screen, the play continues into a sideline ball screen.
Personnel:
A good shooter who is comfortable shooting off screens, and also capable of attacking and reading a ball screen.
Instructions
- Set up with the ball at the top of the key, a good shooter under the basket, a stagger screen on the left block and a single screen on the right block.
- 2 has the option which screen to use.
- 2 chooses the single screen and runs tight off the screen, reading the defender ready to catch and shoot.
- If the shot is not open, 2 has ball at the wing and the play continues to a sideline ball screen.
- 2 has the ball free throw line extended and waits for other players to space out and the sideline ball screen.
- 3 spaces out to the corner.
- 1 spaces out to the slot (lane line extended) or wing.
- 4 spaces out to ballside corner.
- 5 sprints up and sets the sideline ball screen for 2.
- 2 reads the ball screen and looks to attack depending on how the ball screen is played by his man, the screeners man, and the help defenders.
- 2 chooses the stagger screen, runs off tight reading the screens and ready to catch and shoot.
- If 2 is not open for a shot, the play continues into a sideline ball screen.
- 2 has the ball free throw line extended, and waits for other players to space out and the sideline ball screen.
- 3 sprints out to opposite corner.
- 5 spaces out to ballside corner.
- 1 spaces out to slot or wing.
- 4 sprints up and sets the sideline ball screen for 2.
- 2 reads the ball screen and looks to attack depending on how the ball screen is played by his man, the screeners man, and the help defenders.
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