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Baseline out of bounds Set plays vs. Man Set plays vs. Zone Short shot clock vs. man Short shot clock vs. Zone
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Horns-BScreen-FScreen-BScreen
The Horns alignment is still one of the most popular in basketball. Here is a set the Silver Medalist, French Women's Olympic team, ran from this alignment at the London Games.
BLOB vs. Zone-Double Stack
The objective of this baseline out of bounds play vs. zone is to get an inside shot by pinning the middle defender.
Defence-"See the Ball"
A key to successful team defence is the ability of 'off-ball' defenders to maintain vision on both their check and the basketball. While it seems easy, it is not.
Post Play-Positioning
Positioning is the key for post players, yet too often inexperienced players look to receive a pass before they establish position against a defender.
Horns-5 Dive
Horns, with two posts (screeners) high and a perimeter player in each corner is one of the popular alignments in basketball.
The Angled Pick & Roll
The 'angled' pick and roll is evidenced by the screener stepping out beyond the 3 pt. line and outside the edge of the lane.
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