Dribble Drive: Blast Dribble-At and the Back Cut
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Dribble Drive: Blast Dribble-At and the Back Cut
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1 dribbles into the breakdown zone and X1 is set, square, and a step off the lane line, so 1 can't beat him; the rule is pass and cut when you can't beat your man, because standing with the ball is the one thing the offense forbids.
1 passes across to 4 and cuts through to the left corner while 2 lifts to the right wing, because the pass and cut rebuilds the gaps before the trailer's dribble-at starts; nobody got to the rack, so the ball moves.
4 dribbles sideways at 3 at the window, a signal and not an attack, because anyone dribbled at must back cut; 3 cuts hard to the rim and 5 relocates to the right block to clear the left baseline. The read is X3's head: turned to the ball, the cut is open.
The scouted adjustment: X3 sits in the lane and refuses to bite on the back cut, so 3 keeps going to the far corner and 1 lifts out of his corner to the wing, because a cutter who stops in the lane clogs the next drive.
Counter: 4 back dribbles to keep the gap and 1 slides up from the wing for the dribble handoff, Coach's Clipboard's One-X, because a defender sitting in the lane has given up the handoff at the arc.
Counter continued: 4 hands the ball to 1 and his body becomes the screen on X1, because a handoff is a pass and a screen at once and the receiver catches it already moving downhill.
1 turns the corner and attacks the middle into the drag zone; 4 pops to the top, X5 steps across to help, and 5 seals on the right block, because the post opposite the ball is always the dump when the help comes.
1 drops the ball to 5 sealing in the rack zone, because the help defender chose the driver and the post was out of touching distance before the pass.
5 finishes the layup; the point guard could not beat his man and the offense still got to the rim off a dribble-at and a handoff, which is why those two rules exist.
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