Player x1 and x4 screens to the opposite side of court. Player x3 and x2 brushes as close as possible to the screener and flashes to the lane and looks for the basketball. Players X5 and X2 then will turn and have rim vision and will shoot, drive, or wait for the Step 2 of the play.
Players must understand proper timing in regards to screening, how to screen, and ways to run with out the ball. After the initial pass players must understand triple threat and getting into rim vision set up.
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