What is an out of bounds play?
Out-of-Bounds Play “Box-3” This is a simple cross-screen play with the ball-side post screening opposite, and the ball-side elbow screening opposite. In the diagrams below, O4 screens for O5 who cuts around the screen and could get the inbounds pass.
How do you guard the baseline?
Individual players and teams must be well prepared to defend against baseline drives. On baseline drives, defenders must defend with their legs using knees apart, quick push or shuffle steps. Both hands should be held above the shoulders to discourage and contest the shot or pass options.
When can you run the baseline on an inbounds pass?
Running the Baseline: This occurs after a made basket. In this situation you are allowed to run the baseline in order to inbound the ball. You do not have to stay in one position. If under pressure from the other team, running the baseline can help you find an open teammate for a proper inbound.
Can you dribble when inbounding the ball?
A player inbounding the ball may “dribble” the ball on the out-of-bounds area prior to making a throw-in.
How do you beat no middle defense?
The Recipe to Beat Baylor’s No-Middle Defense Offenses should be comfortable shooting the 3, but more importantly, need to make a high percentage of outside shots. Taking advantage of open 3-point shots that Baylor can leave is the most important factor.
Can an Inbounder run the baseline?
After a made shot, the inbounder can run along the baseline prior to making an inbounds pass. From the front court, the ball can be inbounded to a teammate in the back court without an over and back violation being called.
Can you pass the ball along the baseline?
After made baskets – When a basket is made, the opposing team may “run” the entire baseline when trying to inbound the ball. This includes returning from a time out. The ball may also be passed to a teammate who is positioned entirely out of bounds on the baseline and there is no violation.
Can you take 2 steps after you stop dribbling?
b. A player who receives the ball while he is progressing or upon completion of a dribble, may take two steps in coming to a stop, passing or shooting the ball. A player who receives the ball while he is progressing must release the ball to start his dribble before his second step.
Should you give up baseline?
If you position your body to force the offensive player baseline or middle, you are giving them a better angle for a direct line drive. You are giving them a better chance to penetrate and get close to the basket.