Offense
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Offense
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Box set to begin. #1 picks a side with the ball. As #1 brings the ball to the left wing, #4 sets a down screen for #2. #3 on the opposite side low block is stepping to the short corner area while #5 moves down to about the midlane area. #1 enters the ball to #2 on top. |
On the catch, #2 will take the ball over to the right side of the floor. As he is doing this, #5 is screening for #3 in the short corner area. Scoring Option #1: #2 looks inside to #3 cutting over the top of #5's screen. |
If #3 is not open, #2 continues his dribble to the right wing. Scoring Option #2: #2 looks inside to #5 posting on the low block. If #5 is not open, #3 is continuing his cut through the lane and sets a screen for #4. #4 breaks up to the top of the key area. |
On the flight of the ball from #2 to #4 on top, #1 on the left wing is cutting down underneath and across the lane to set a screen for #5. #3, again on the flight of the ball from #2 to #4, is breaking out to the left wing area. |
#4 reverses the ball to #3 on the left wing. Scoring Option #3: #3 looks inside to #5 coming off the screen from #1. |
If #5 is not open on the low block, #4 will set a "pick the picker" screen for #1. Scoring Option #4: #3 will then look for #1 breaking to the top for the open jump shot. |
If #1 does not have the shot, the offense continues, hence the "continuity". #1 takes the ball on the dribble to the right wing area. As this is happening, #4 moves up the lane while #2 breaks down to the low block. |
#4 sets a down screen for #2 and #1 enters the ball to #2 on top. As this action is taking place, as in the beginning, #3 is moving to the short corner area while #5 is moving out to set up the screening action. |
On the catch, #2 takes the ball over to the left wing now and looks for the first scoring option with #3 cutting over the top of #5. |
If #3 is not open, #2 continues his dribble to the left wing and will look to post up #5. #3 continues his movement across the lane and sets a screen for #4. #4 breaks to the top of the key area. |
If #5 is not open, #2 reverses the ball to #4 on top. On the flight of the ball from #2 to #4, #1 is sprinting down and into the lane to set a screen for #5 while #3 is breaking out to the right wing area. #4 reverses the ball to #3 on the right wing. |
Once #3 has the ball, he is looking inside to #5 and also #1 breaking up to the top off the down screen (pick the picker action) from #4. |
If #1 did not have the shot, he would take the ball to the left side of the floor and the continuity action would begin all over again. |
Oklahoma has an adjustment in place when the guard on the initial entry is denied the ball. Here we see #4 down screening for #2. X2 gets through the screen and denies the ball to #2. When the players and staff recognize this situation, they call it "quick". |
#2 will read the denial and quickly turn and set a down screen for #5. #5 will break to the top to receive the pass from #1. #2, after down screening for #5, will break to the right wing area. |
#5 now reverses the ball to #2 on the right wing. #3 normally has the screen first from #5, but since they are in "quick", #3 will cut into the lane and set the screen for #4. #2 will look inside to #4 or to #3 breaking to the top off of the "pick the picker" action and down screen from #5. |
The offense is now centered and can begin again normally on the dribble, with #3 bringing the ball over to the left wing while #5 and #1 begin to set up the down screen entry action. |
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