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Keys to the OffenseSpacing is importantCreate as many gaps as possible
Create double gapsAttack the Defense
AASAAAttack, Attack, Skip, Attack, Attack
Fast breakAnytime you can push ball up via pass, DO IT.
The differences…The 1 and 5 man
The two Point Guards on the team. They think to drive first, shoot second
The 2 and 3 manThey look to shoot first, then drive second.
The 4 ManThe traditional “5 man”. The big post player.
Will work around the keyWill always setup on the 3 side block.
The ZonesBreakdown Zone
Area between half court line and 3 PT arc.Where the 1&5 analyze the defense.Blue box on slide slide
Drop ZoneBoxes on each side of the FT line, extend up to 3 PT arc.1&5 can run offensive sets in the Drop ZoneRed area on next slide
Rack ZoneBelow the block on each side.Ultimate place we want to be.Green area on next slide
Drag ZoneBetween Drop and Rack ZoneOrange area on the next slide
Plays Within the OffenseSeveral plays can be run within the offense.It’s important to be at practice to learn the
offense.If you cant make it, there is a website that
will have animated plays within the offense.http://teamonthree.com/mvhs
Not much on site now, but will be ready soon.