1 passes to 2; 5 cuts to the lane; 1 screens near the right wing; 3 cuts to the right perimeter; 5 cuts to the right wing
2 passes to 4; 3 cuts to the top; 2 screens near the right wing; 3 cuts to the right wing; 1 cuts to the free-throw line
1 cuts to the top; 4 passes to 3; 3 passes to 1; 5 cuts to the basket
1 passes to 2; 1 screens near the left wing; 4 cuts to the free-throw line; 3 cuts to the top
Use this to burn clock and keep running your post through clean entries with perimeter movement that drags defenders out of position. Your one and three cycle through screens on the wing to stay occupied and keep the defense honest, then the ball works back to your four in the post for a controlled attack. Call it in the fourth quarter when you have the lead and need quality possessions, not rushed shots.
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