Types of Ballscreen/Pick-and-Roll Angles
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What is the traditional use of the term 'Angle' in the context of a ballscreen?

  • A ballscreen set for the dribbler to attack the sideline and get downhill
  • A ballscreen set for the dribbler to drive towards the middle of the court (correct)
  • A ballscreen set for a lob pass
  • A ballscreen set for a jump shot

    • What is the key characteristic of 'Chin Ballscreen' or 'Chin Action'?

  • It is used to create an open jump shot
  • It is a type of spread pick-and-roll
  • It is set near one slot with another player occupying the other slot or wing (correct)
  • It involves a dive pick-and-roll

    • What is a defining feature of 'Double Drag' (aka '77')?

  • 'Double Drag' involves setting screens on both sides of the on-ball defender
  • Two screens are set simultaneously for the ballhandler (correct)
  • 'Double Drag' is executed by two bigs near the nail
  • 'Double Drag' is exclusively used in half-court sets

    • What distinguishes 'Flip (Varejão, Change the Angle)' from 'Rescreen'?

    <p>In flip, the ballhandler never uses the original screen</p> Signup and view all the answers

    'Horns 45' is associated with which play popularized by a specific team?

    <p>'Seven Seconds or Less' Phoenix Suns</p> Signup and view all the answers

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