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The offense starts in a 1-2-2 alignment , but becomes a two guard front attack.
#1 throws to a wing , #3.
#3 passes down to #5 who has moved out toward the ballside corner.
#1 and #2 move to fil l the traditional two guard front spots.
#4 flashes to the ball side elbow area.
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#5 passes out to #1 and screens in for #3 who uses the screen and cuts to the
corner.
#1 can pass fake to #2 and throw back down to #3 , or he can make the pass
over to #2.
On the pass to #2 , #4 flashes toward the ball.
When #2 catches he looks first to ge t the ball to #4 on the flash.
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If #4 is not open , #2 will look to throw the skip pass to #3.
#3 can catch and shoot if open, or look into #5 , who sets the screen and posts
up.
If #2 chooses to pass to #1 , #1 can catch and if the defense has cheated he
may make a direct pass to #5 for a shot opportunity. |
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If #3 does not have a shot , or cannot get the ball to #5 , he will start bal l reversal
by passing to #1.
#1 wil l swing the bal l to #2.
Again , #2 catches and looks firs t to #4 in the post.
When #5 sees the star t o f the bal l reversal , he cuts hard to the back side
corner.
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If #4 is not open , #2 will make a pass to #5 and cut to the back side block.
#4 will slide down and search the ball.
#1 and #3 will rotate one spot toward the ball. |
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#5 catches , fakes and then throws back ou t to #1.
After passing , #5 screens in for #2.
#2 uses the screen and cuts ou t to the corner.
#1 can pass fake and throw back down to #2 or make a pass over to #3 at the
back side guard spot.
When #3 catches the ball, he will look in to the post and then for the skip pass
to #2.
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If #2 does not have a shot , or a pass to #5 , he will start ball reversal by passing
out to #1.
#1 wil l look to #4 and then over to #3.
When #3 catches he will also look to get the ball into #4.
Note : when #1 and #3 both look to feed the post , #5 has more time to make his
cut and get into position to receive the ball . |
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After #3 makes the pass down to #5 , he will cut down to the back side block.
#4 will search the ball and try to free himnself in the in the post area.
#1 and #2 will rotate one spot toward the ball.
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In this diagram, #5 throws a skip pass to #2.
After passing he screens in for #3.
#3 uses the screen and cuts to the corner.
When #2 catches, #4 flashes back looking for the ball.
Again , #2 catches, looks into the post , and then for the skip pass to #3.
#2 can also make the pass to #1 and #1 can throw down to #3 in the corner. |
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