Follow the ball after the roll catch. Arizona plays out of the corner, kicks the ball back out and finds the original inbounder for a corner three against Dayton.
Watch Arizona vs. Dayton
Game footage, narrated PlayDraw animation, then the possession again. Use the player controls to pause or replay a movement.
Starting positions
1 inbounds from the baseline. 4 and 5 form the stagger on that side. 3 starts high, and 2 starts across the lane.
Order of the action
- 3 curls around the stagger toward the opposite low block. 2 then uses the stagger to reach the inbound-side corner and receives from 1.
- 5 goes to the corner ball screen. 1 enters and spaces to the opposite corner while 3 lifts and 4 fills the low area.
- 2 uses the screen and passes to the rolling 5. 5 catches and lands, then kicks back to 2.
- 2 swings to 3. 3 makes the extra pass to 1 in the opposite corner. The film shows 1 making the three.
The download is a PlayDraw JSON file for an editor that supports that format. The web drawing tool opens a blank court for drawing your own version.
Match the numbers to the film
The animation uses teaching numbers 1 to 5. The jerseys in the game use different numbers.
1 jersey 2, Love. 2 jersey 4, Boswell. 3 jersey 3, Larsson. 4 jersey 16, Johnson. 5 jersey 11, Ballo.
Match the route, screener and pass recipient when comparing the diagram with the possession. The animation ends at the receiving position. The footage shows the shot attempt.
Read the narration
Watch Arizona work back to the inbounder. Four and five set the stagger. Three curls around both screens. Two uses the stagger to reach the corner. One makes the inbound pass. Five sets the ball screen as one spaces opposite. Two drives off the screen and five rolls. Two passes inside to five. Two comes back out. Five kicks it back to two. Two swings to three. Three finds one in the corner. One gets the corner three. Watch it again.
More baseline plays on film
- Duke Loop Lob vs. USC Upstate
- Michigan Loop, Handoff and Flare vs. Maryland
- Auburn Four-Low Slip vs. Ole Miss
- Indiana Box Loop vs. Southern Indiana
Compare the starting shapes in baseline out of bounds plays. The inbound plays guide covers baseline and sideline sets, and Special Situations collects the full section.
For the actions inside these plays, see basketball screens, dribble handoffs and pick and roll.
Keep Building
Related breakdowns
Baseline Out of Bounds Plays: Sets vs Man, Zone and for Youth
Baseline out of bounds plays drawn step by step: a box back screen and roll, Pick the Picker, the double stack, a 2-3 zone play, youth one-pass plays, the rules and the reads.
Sideline Out of Bounds Plays: SLOB Sets, Reads and Practice
Sideline out of bounds plays for coaches: SLOB sets from a box, stack and line, the inbounder's reads, plays against zone and denial, the clock and practice.
Inbound Plays Against a Zone: Baseline and Sideline Sets
Inbound plays against a zone from the baseline and sideline: the read, the stack near the elbow, short-corner pulls, split cuts, two-part sets and sideline answers.