Baseline out of bounds - Offset
Players line up in an offset box with 4 & 5 at the perimeter.1 looks to pass to 2.
4 screens for 2 and at the same time 3 screens 5

5 looks for the jump shot from the free throw line. 2 looks for the 3 point shot.

4 turns and faces after the screen. If 4 does not recieve 4 upscreens for 5

5 goes to the basket off the up screen.

The pass goes to 5 for the lay up. 4 turns and faces if nobody gets open 2 up screens 3.

Players need to have timing for the screens and cuts.

Submitted by: Gary Windsor
Categories: Out of bounds baseline, Offense