Side Out of Bounds Play: Slice

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Summary

This sideline inbound play can get your best shooter a wide open jump shot. This redirection play is meant to be run against man to man defense.

Personnel

1 – PG
2 – Shooter
3 – Inbounder, secondary shooter
4 – Big Forward
5 - Post

Instructions

Slice
  1. Player 4 backscreens for 1.
Slice
  1. Player 3 inbounds over the top to 1. The other option is to inbounds to player 4 then pass to 1.
Slice
  1. Player 2 and 5 double screen for 3.

    3 cuts off screen to corner.
Slice
  1. Player 1 looks to 3 (this is an option but not the primary option of the play).

    4 sets a double screen with 5.
Slice
  1. 2 cuts off 5/4 double screen for primary shot.

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Bee says:
12/20/2007 at 9:03:29 AM

Great misdirection play! Love it.

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arrow says:
12/20/2007 at 6:05:50 PM

the play is very creative and simple as well cant wait to try it with my team.

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saint says:
12/22/2007 at 4:49:16 PM

good play, maybe as another option after 5 and 2 screen 3, 5 can duck in for a post up straight from 1 as 5's defender may help off on cut.

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Todd says:
12/23/2007 at 11:30:12 PM

I've been coaching high school boys varsity for 5 years this is a excellent play if the other team is playing man to man defense.

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Timberwolves says:
12/31/2007 at 7:38:12 PM

Thats a awesome play and it would be good for my team

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hawks says:
1/5/2008 at 7:26:23 PM

very good play

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Jeff chapman says:
1/6/2008 at 9:42:02 AM

Very Good play.I didnt have to see the staggered double for #2 I could tell it was coming.

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tony K says:
1/14/2008 at 8:00:47 AM

Nice look for 2 to take a J at the elbow. The defense has a tendency to over adjust to the baseline cutter.

I have 5 step in the lane for a simple lay-up. My player took the initiative to suggest it. It also gets you set up in the 1-3-1 if there is nothing doing off the screens.

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JIMMY H says:
1/23/2008 at 1:02:53 AM

This is a great plays that works most of the time.

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aaron says:
2/7/2008 at 11:15:09 PM

simple and many option, i'll try it, thanks

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