5-Out: Baseline Drive and Circle Movement
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5-Out: Baseline Drive and Circle Movement
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2 drives baseline from the left wing and the floor circles with him: 4 lifts out of the ball-side corner to the wing as the safety valve, 1 slides to the left slot, 3 slides to the top, and 5 drifts to stay deep in the far corner, because every drive in 5-out has to open its own lanes.
2 gets to the rim; the read is who helped, and X5 comes across from the far corner to stop the ball, because in 5-out the only help at the rim is a shooter's defender.
The natural pitch: 2 throws the air pass to 5 in the far corner, the man X5 left, because the drift kept 5 deep where the pass is shortest and the shot is set.
The scouted adjustment: X5 x-outs early and arrives with a long closeout that runs 5 off the line, so 5 does not force the shot; 2 fills out to the left corner after his pass, because the driver never stays under the rim.
Counter: one more. 5 swings the extra pass to 3 at the top, because a defense that is rotating is beaten by the pass it has not rotated to yet.
Counter continued: 3 attacks X3's long closeout with the dribble and 5 lifts to the right wing behind him, because the extra pass turned a closeout into a drive with the whole lane open.
3 keeps going to the rim with X3 on his hip, because nobody is left to help: 4 and 1 hold the left side and 5 holds the right, and a defender who helps now gives up a corner three.
3 finishes the layup; the drive, the pitch, and one more pass moved the defense three times, which is why the fourth man never has to beat anyone.
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