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“Pop Out”
- Drill starts with two lines of players and two passers (A,B). Each player in line has a ball.
- Wing line (1) passes to A and screens down on the baseline line (5). At the same time, baseline line (5) passes to B and waits for a screen by 1.
- 5 comes off the screen for a jump-shot from passer B, while 1 sets the screen and posts up.
- 1 receives a pass from A and makes a post move.
- After shooting, both players rebound the ball and return to opposite lines
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“Curl”
- After going through the two lines shooting jump shots and posting up, now the player receiving the screen curls.
- 3 passes to A while 7 passes to B
- 3 screens down on 7
- 7 curls off the screen and 3 steps back to the ball as 7 comes off the screen.
- A passes to 7 curling, B passes to 3 for jumper
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“Backcut”
- 4 passes to A while 8 passes to B
- 4 down screens on 8, and instead of coming off of the screen, 8 backcuts.
- 4 steps back to ball
- B passes to 8 on the backcut and A passes to 4 for a jump shot.
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| Expert Quotes |
“We try to stress the little things because little things lead to big things.”
- Steve Alford
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| Keys to the Drill |
- The drill works on teaching players how to read and react to how the defense is playing you.
- There are three different options (Pop Out, Curl, Backcut) for the drill and we recommend having each player go through each option a couple of times before moving on to the next option.
- Reminder, passers (A,B) pass to the player who passed to them that way there will not be a mixup with 1 player getting 2 passes and another player getting none.
- This drill is an integral part of the concepts behind the passing game offense.
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