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…cone once they leave it. For example, if Player 5 replaced Player 3 before Player 1 got to the cone, Player 1 cannot return to their cone. Nor can Player 5 move back. In this situation, another player must move to create a space for Player 1. There are many…
There are many situations that will occur during a game where the defence is outnumbered, for example: Defending in “transition” (whether after a turnover, score or a missed shot); After the defence has double teamed a player and the ball has been passed; After a defender has rotated to…
Introducing Post Players The Receivers’ Principles also provide an offensive framework with post players, whether the offence has one post player (“4 Out, 1 In”) or two post players (“3 Out, 2 In”). “4 Out, I in” Principles With dribble penetration to the top of the keyway, a low post…
…3, x2 takes the ball and x1 moves to 2. Similarly, if the ball is passed to 2, x2 defends them and x1 rotates to defend 3. x3 continues to defend 3. One problem with the traditional rotation is that x1 does not have good vision of the perimeter offensive…
…4) moves back to deny 5 (which is also an easy pass). x1 must force 1 towards the sideline. They must keep 1 above 4’s position on the floor to avoid any “re-screen” action. Similarly, x1 does not move in front of 1 as this would allow them to dribble…
…and should be defended by either x2 or x1. As x2 is defending the dribbler, x1 rotates across to 3, pushing x4 back down. Defending Post Players A pass to a high post player (Player 4) must be pressured by either x1 or x2. They do not have to fully…
…beat full court “man to man” defence, by either: Having four players move into the front court, leaving a 1×1 contest in the back court as there is no “help” defender in position to double team, or “jump” (switch); Having a player other than the point guard bring the ball…
…no turnovers), there would be 100 possessions:Total Possessions = Total Field Goals Attempted + Total Turnovers Free Throw Conversion is calculated simply as Free Throws Made / Free Throws Attempted. Compare direct player “match-ups”. For example, the coach may have assigned a defender to particularly restrict the number of shots…