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This is how the play starts.
Player 4 comes up to screen 1’s defender while player 5 back screen 2’s defender.
Player 1 breaks to the ballside wing and 2 cuts to the baseline.
Player 3, the inbounder, can pass to either 1 or 2.

Note: You can use this play for the last seconds of the game.

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Continued
Let's suppose player 3 inbounds to 1.
Player 5 quickly runs down deep sideline.
Player 4 stays in the middle of the court.
Player 2 fills the lane.
Player 3 stays behind the ball as a safety option.

Remember: on the catch by player 1, he immediately looks up to see the whole floor and passes ahead to the open man or drives to the middle of the floor looking for a easy fast break opportunity.
If player 1 gets trapped he then looks to pass to either 4, 5 or reverse to 3. If player 5 gets the ball he will drive all the way to the hoop attacking the basket. If player 4 gets the ball in the middle of the court he then looks for 2 or 5 for a quick break.

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Option
Here is another way to free your point guard.
Follow diagram 1. (Player 4 comes up to screen 1’s defender while player 5 back screen 2’s defender.
Player 1 breaks to the ballside wing and 2 cuts to the baseline.)
Then player 4 re-screen against 1’s defender.
Player 1 push the ball down the court to initiate the fast break with 2 and 5.
Player 3 stays behind the ball as a safety valve.

This play creates a 2-on-1 situation when attacking the basket.

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Option
If player 1 cannot get the inbound pass then player 2 will get the ball.
Player 2 can drive through the middle of the floor or look to pass ahead to 5, 4 or reverse to 3.

Note: Once the ball is inbounded,look up the sideline for an open man, to the middle for a flash post, back for a trailing man.
Dribble if the outlets upcourt are covered.

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Option
If player 2's defender is very aggressive, then 5 ball screens for him.
Player 2 advance the ball down the court.
Player 3 stays behind the ball as a safety option.
Player 2 starting the break.

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Reverse
If player 2 cannot advance the ball he then reverse to 3.
Player 4 screens against 3’s defender.
Player 1 flashes to the middle of the court for a possible pass from 3.
Player 5 cuts to the sideline looking for a pass from 3.
Player 2 fills the lane by sprinting down the court.
Player 3 pushes the ball down the court for a fast break.

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Big Man Hand-Off
If the ball is denied to both players 1 and 2 then player 5 breaks to the ball to get the inbound pass from 3.
Player 3 steps in toward 5 to get hand-off then dribbles down the court for an easy fast-break opportunity.

Note: Dribble as far as the defense will allow. Avoid double-team by passing before the trap is set.

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Staggered Screen
Here is another option by using the staggered screen to free up player 1.

Remember: every time player 1 gets the ball his mission is to push the ball quickly down the court looking to penetrate for lay-up or kick out for a shot.
Spread your offense as much as possible to make defense cover great deal of the court.

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Between 4 & 2
Another great option to release your point guard.
This time player 5 starts the play by cutting between 4 and 2 to the ballside.
Player 2 cuts to baseline and player 4 back screen 1’s defender.
Player 3 inbound the ball to 5 and 5 hits 1 for the break.