Player 1 passes the ball to player 2 before running forwards to make a screen on them.
Player 2 proceeds to dribble around player 1 before going for a jump shot.
Players then rotate (player 1 becomes player 2 and player joins the back of the line).
Important - The screening player is not allowed to be moving - if they are considered to be moving by the referee this is an illegal screen and will lose your team possession of the ball.
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