Starting alignment (5 offense)
2 cuts to the right perimeter; 3 cuts to the right perimeter
1 passes to 2
2 cuts to the right perimeter; 3 cuts to the right perimeter
2 passes to 1
Starting alignment (5 offense)
1 passes to 3
3 cuts to the left perimeter; 1 cuts to the left perimeter
3 dribbles to the left perimeter
1 cuts to the free-throw line; 3 passes to 1
Starting alignment (5 offense)
Call this press when you need to disrupt rhythm and force the ball-handler into tight decisions up the floor. Your two guards clog the right side early, then you funnel the dribble left so your trapper arrives exactly where the ball is going. It is built on misdirection — you show one side, take the other.
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