5 screens near the free-throw line; 4 screens near the free-throw line; 2 cuts to the right wing; 3 cuts to the left wing; 5 screens near the right wing; 5 cuts to the right perimeter; 4 cuts to the top
1 passes to 2; 1 cuts to the left corner; 4 cuts to the left wing; 3 cuts to the right corner; 2 passes to 5; 4 screens near the left wing
5 passes to 4; 1 cuts to the left wing; 5 cuts to the right wing; 4 cuts to the left wing
Starting alignment (5 offense)
Use UCLA Continuity Slice to send your four into a decisive cut off the wing screen rather than staying put. The four screens and immediately cuts, turning the screener into the threat — this inverts what the defense expects and can crack a team that switches everything. Call it when you see the defense going under screens or losing the cutter on the back end.
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