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#1 passes to #2 and #2 makes an entry pass to #4.
#2 makes the pass and runs a give and go cut to the rim and goes ou t the back
side.
#5 rolls away and brush screens for #3 who flashes in to the middle.
#1 fills the point..
#4 can give to #2 , or #3 flashing into the middle.
If nothing is open , #4 will pass to #1 and screen in for #3 . He will screen the
deep , outside man in the zone.
#1 can throw back to #3 coming off the screen or pass to #2 on the back side.
#2 may have a shot or a pass to #5 down low.
If #5 can shoot it , you might want to slide him ou t to the shor t corner for a quick
pass from #2 and a shot.
If #2 does not have anything, he will pass back to #1.
#1 will swing the ball to #3 and #3 can enter to #4 and run the offense through
again.
On the pass from #1 to #2 , #5 can flash hard up to the free throw line and he
may be open for a shot.
#3 passes and runs the give and go cut , #5 rolls away , brush screens for #2
and #2 flashes into the middle.
#4 can hit #3 on the give and go , or #2 on the flash.
When #4 passes to #1 , he will down screen for #2
.
#1 can make the swing pass to #3 , or throw back to #2 coming of f the screen.
Either #2 or #3 may have the shot , therefore they need to be "shot ready" when
they catch the ball.
#3 can also look inside to #5 posting.
This diagram shows the pass out with everyone aligned and ready to run the
action again.
If you have a #1 , who is a good shooter , you can le t him make the entry pass to
the wing and cut through to the back side wing area.