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    Youth Basketball Inbounds Plays

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    The "Line" play sets up with 4 players on the block and 5 on the opposite block to force defenders into a 3/4 or full front on all offensive players, allowing an easy pass and score for the player not fully defended; when 2 calls "break", 4 cuts up the lane and 2 passes over the top to 5 who ducks in for a low post play. The "Stack" play splits the first two players right and left to follow their defenders, leaving the 3rd player open for a simple layup as defenders are confused by the first two splitters.

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    Youth Basketball Inbounds Plays

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    The "Line" play sets up with 4 players on the block and 5 on the opposite block to force defenders into a 3/4 or full front on all offensive players, allowing an easy pass and score for the player not fully defended; when 2 calls "break", 4 cuts up the lane and 2 passes over the top to 5 who ducks in for a low post play. The "Stack" play splits the first two players right and left to follow their defenders, leaving the 3rd player open for a simple layup as defenders are confused by the first two splitters.

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    The "Line" play sets up with 4 players on the block and 5 on the opposite block to force defenders into a 3/4 or full front on all offensive players, allowing an easy pass and score for the player not fully defended; when 2 calls "break", 4 cuts up the lane and 2 passes over the top to 5 who ducks in for a low post play. The "Stack" play splits the first two players right and left to follow their defenders, leaving the 3rd player open for a simple layup as defenders are confused by the first two splitters.

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    Youth Basketball Inbounds Plays

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    Patrick Kenny
    The "Line" play sets up with 4 players on the block and 5 on the opposite block to force defenders into a 3/4 or full front on all offensive players, allowing an easy pass and score for the player not fully defended; when 2 calls "break", 4 cuts up the lane and 2 passes over the top to 5 who ducks in for a low post play. The "Stack" play splits the first two players right and left to follow their defenders, leaving the 3rd player open for a simple layup as defenders are confused by the first two splitters.

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    Inbounds Plays

    “Line”
    This is a great play to get the ball to your post player under the basket for some easy baskets. 

    Play sets up with 4 man on the block directly in front of


    the ball. 

    5 man on the opposite block. 

    1 and 3, as potential shooters wide and deep in the


    corners. 
      
    2 is taking the ball out. 

    This set forces all of the offensive players to be defended


    with at least a 3/4 front to a full front. Any player not
    played in that manner, just throw him the ball and
    have him score. (2 may need to ball fake first).

    2 Yells “break” to start the play, 4 cuts straight up the


    lane.

      

    2 inbounds the ball, over the top (remember the defense


    has to front) 

    On the catch, the 5 man ducks in to the basket as the 4


    man immediately passes to 5 for a low post play.

      
    Inbounds Plays

    “Stack”

    It's amazing how often this very simple play results in an easy lay-up for the 3rd player in the stack! The first
    two players in the stack are good outside shooters and split right and left. Usually the defenders will follow
    them. In the confusion, the 3rd player in the stack slips into the space vacated by the first two, and surprisingly
    often, will be open for a simple lay-up. The 4th player in the stack drops back for safety outlet. If the pass goes
    to the corner or to the point, O5 should slip into the low post for a quick pass back 

    Teach: Right, Left, Front, Back

    5 MUST ball fake before passing

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