Step 1Initial Set Up - PG fills the right slot - 4 fills the left slot - 2 and 3 fill the wings free throw line extended - Post is ball side -Strong Side = Ball is on the side with a slot man, wing man, and post man - Naked Side = Ball is on the side a slot man, wing man (no post on the ball side) Notes - Perimeter players need to maintain high and wide spacing (15 feet apart) - On every catch, look to score, enter the ball to the post, or make an action pass - All cuts and screens should be made to create scoring opportunities or to get out of a trouble situation - Use the dribble to score, create a scoring opportunity for a teammate, to create a better passing angle, or get out of trouble - Pass the ball to teammates where they can do something with the ball - Post player should not chase the ball, wait for it to come back and pin - Offense is designed to create post scores, lay-ups and rhythm jump shotsStep 2Motion Cut to Get Open (V-Cut) - Players can use a V-Cut to receive a pass - Take defender down and pop back in the direction of the pass - Need to use a change of speed and change of direction - Get tight to the defender - Give a target for the passStep 3Motion Cut to Get Open (V-Cut) - The opposite slot man should use a V-cut to receive a pass from the slotStep 4Motion Cut to Get Open (V-Cut) - The low post can use a V-cut to receive a pass from the wingStep 5Motion Cut to Get Open (7-Cut) - Cut away from the ball and then quick cut towards the ball - Be sure to have a change of speed and a change of direction - This cut will primarily be used whenStep 6Motion Cut to Get Open (Back Cut) - If the defender is denying the pass, you can look to the defender 2 steps higher and then back cut to the rimStep 7Strong Side Slot To Wing Pass (Ball Screen) - On teh strong side wing pass, the slot man can ball screen for the wing - The opposite slot man needs to sit for a kick out - The opposite wing drifts with the driving trying to find the kick out window - The strong side post should try to seal his man for a low post feedStep 8Strong Side Slot To Wing Pass (Ball Screen) - On the kick out, fill the 4 perimeter slotsStep 9Strong Side Slot To Wing Pass (Screen Away) - On the strong side wing entry, the slot man can screen away for the weak side slot - The man receiving the screen needs to V-cut prior to receiving the screen and use a change of speed and change of direction - The man setting the screen should always show back to the ball for a passStep 10Naked Post Slot To Wing Pass (Quick Cut) - On the wing entry to the naked side, the player who passed the ball can look to make a quick cut to the basket for a score - If the defender jumps the pass, rear quick cut the defender - If the defender drops on the pass, front quick cut the defenderStep 11Naked Post Slot To Wing Pass (Screen Away) - If the side stays naked, the player using the screen can look to curl cut - The man setting the screen should show back to the ball - If the post happens to slide ball side on the wing pass, the player using the screen should pop cut off of the screen instead of curl cutStep 12Naked Post Slot To Wing Pass (Ball Screen) - On the ball screen, the player driving should look to kick to perimeter shooters, dump to the post, or hit the screen man on the roll or pop - The perimeter shooters need to find the kick out windowsStep 13Strong Side Wing to Post Pass (Laker Cut) - On the post entry, the wing can Laker cut high or low off of the post - The opposite slot man reads his man. If his defender turns his head, he dives to the opposite block - The ball side slot man can drift to the wingStep 14Strong Side Wing to Post Pass (Pinch Post) - The wing can also come screen the elbow for a Pinch Post action for the strong side slot man - If the screeners manStep 15Strong Side Wing to Slot Pass (V-Cut Replace) - On the strong side wing to slot pass, the wing can V cut to replace himselfStep 16Strong Side Wing to Slot Pass (Back Screen Re-Screen) -The post can back screen the wing for a passStep 17Strong Side Wing to Slot Pass (Back Screen Re-Screen) - If there is no scoring opportunity, the post can then re-screen for the wing to pop back out - The naked side can work with each other during this action to free each other to get open with either an elbow screen or a down screenStep 18Naked Side Wing to Slot Pass (Ball Screen) - The wing can set a ball screen - The screener can roll or pop - If the screener rolls, the opposite post should flash mid postStep 19Naked Side Wing to Slot Pass (V-Cut Replace - The wing can V-cut replace himselfStep 20Strong Side Slot to Post Pass (Pinch Post)Step 21Slot to Slot Pass (Screen Away) - On the slot to slot pass, the slot can screen away for the wing - The wing needs to V cut before receiving the screenStep 22Slot to Slot Pass (Ball Screen) - The slot man can set a ball screen for the other slot - The screener can roll to the basket. The opposite post should flash mid lane behind the roller - The naked side wing should drift with the drive
