Players B start the drill by pass to player A.
Player B comes to get the pass back from A makes a feint shot left of the mat, then dribble with one or two bounces to the other side of the mat and throws at the goal.
Real feint to the left and fast dribble to the other side and good jumpshot pass to the other side.
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