How to Beat a Box-and-1: John Brady's LSU Offense + Wichita State's Counters
Use middle attacks, backdoor cuts, and screening angles to break the Box-and-1.
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Sets, motion, ball-screen, zone attacks, and transition.
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Use middle attacks, backdoor cuts, and screening angles to break the Box-and-1.
One action disguised from box and horns entries so opponents see a new picture.
A patient half-court motion built on backdoor cuts, spacing, and named automatics.
The five areas, sealing and getting open, the six-step catch, and finishing at the rim.
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