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This play is similar to one of our animated basketball plays, but has a few more options after the initial cut. Our play is called Kentucky.
1 - 4 high across to begin.
#1 takes it on the dribble towards #2 on the
right wing.
When that happens, #2 comes
across the top off of screens from both #5 and
#4.
#1 takes the ball back in the direction #2 is
cutting.
#3 cuts down towards the middle of
the lane, underneath the basket area.
Once #2 has the ball on the wing, #4 and #5
set a double down screen for #3 underneath
the basket.
If you wish, you may even add #1
to complete the triple staggered screen.
We will assume that #2 was not open in the
beginning.
If that is the case, #4 and #5 would
still continue down and screen for #3
underneath the basket.
#2 would continue down to the low block area,
ready to replace #3 underneath the basket.
#1 can hit #3 off the double staggered screen if
he is open.
Let's assume #3 was open.
When he receives
the ball, #4 and #5 continue moving in that
direction and find #2's defender for a double
screen or a double staggered screen.
If #3 wasn't open on that play, he would
continue cutting and curl around and out of the
play while #4 and #5 would set the double or
double staggered screen for #2.
Great continuous screen action from your post
people trying to free your perimeter people for
a jump shot.
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