Screen Guide play
Screen Guide: Back Screen (Rip Screen)
- Court
- Half court
- Length
- 5 steps
About this play
A back screen is set behind a defender so the cutter can attack the rim. It is also called a rip screen.
Screen Guide play
A back screen is set behind a defender so the cutter can attack the rim. It is also called a rip screen.
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A corner ball screen is set near the short corner or deep sideline to help a trapped handler escape or attack baseline space.

After setting the ball screen, the big veers away from the roll to screen the defender of a nearby perimeter player.

An angle or slot ball screen is set diagonally in the slot to direct the handler toward the middle.
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