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"Fist"
"Fist"
Directions:
Directions:
#4 and #5 set an Iverson screen for #2
#3 cuts to the opposite wing
#1 passes to #2
#4 and #1 set a double staggered screen for #3
#4 turns and sets a ball screen for #2
Note: On Fist Post, the ball is entered to #5 after the Iverson screen and #2 tight cuts around #4 for a pass going to the basket
Scoring Options:
Scoring Options:
#2 can tight cut the screen from #4 for a lob
#2 can catch and shoot on the pass from #1
#2 can catch and drive on the pass from #1
#4 can slip the second Iverson screen on the pass from #1 to #2
#2 can score off the ball screen with #4 or can hit #4 on the second cut (roll or pop)
#2 can kick it to the opposite wing on a drive/kick action after the ball screen
Other Teaching Points:
Other Teaching Points:
#2 should read the defense and take advantage of how they are guarding the screen
Spacing on the back side is important
Flow into Motion if the play breaks down
"Fist Post"
"Fist Post"
Directions:
Directions:
#4 and #5 set an Iverson screen for #2
#3 cuts to the opposite wing
#1 passes to #5
#2 tight cuts around #4 for a lay-up
#4 pops
Scoring Options:
Scoring Options:
#2 can score off the tight cut
#4 can score off the pop for a 3 pointer
Other Teaching Points:
Other Teaching Points:
Flow into Motion if the play breaks down
"Fist Ricky Slip"
"Fist Ricky Slip"
Directions:
Directions:
#4 and #5 set an Iverson screen for #2
#3 cuts to the opposite wing
#1 passes to #3
#5 rescreens for #2
#5 slips to the rim
Scoring Options:
Scoring Options:
#2 on Iverson screens
#2 on the Ricky (re-screen)
#5 on the slip
Other Teaching Points:
Other Teaching Points:
Flow into Motion if the play breaks down
This is a great counter to Fist Post if it's guarded well (you can enter to #3 or #4)
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