In class we have been working on setting screens and discussing reading the defense in our 3 on 3 unit. Please watch the video below and answer the following questions. Each question is worth 2 points. Please make sure to write your name on your Blog.
1. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area?
2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened?
3. When should you curl off of a screen?
4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen?
5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team?
21 comments:
Liam Bezzam-
1. You set the screen on on area.
2. You can take the jump shot drive to the rim or create a pick and roll situation.
3. After your teammate goes off the pick.
4. To make sure you go off of the person's shoulder.
5. No on my team has used screens except me because I have the option of passing it pack to my teammate who is a very good shooter or driving to the rim myself.
1. area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when defender follows through screen
4.read the defense
5. we use screens all the time. gets teammates open
-CLement zhang
1. Set the screen on an area.
2. You can back door cut, curl, or bump.
3. If the defender follows you or is on you tight.
4. To go off the screener's shoulder, and bumping the shoulder.
5. We hardly use screens because we have good one on one players. We win more then we lose so the lack of screens doesnt make a difference.
Radley Ellenbogen
-Rojin Ebrahimi
1.An area,so the screen is in the same place every time and to prevent a foul.
2.a.Back door
b.curl off a screen(jump shot or layup).
c.Run a bump
3.you should curl off a screen when the defender follows the offense.
4.Read the defence.
5.yes,my team does use screen most of the time and it is very helpful since it gets your teammate clear and you get to pass to them without the defenders taking the ball.Then we can score easier.
Liam Bezzam-
1. You set the screen on an area
2. The 3 things that the offensive player can do while being screened are to go for a back door cut, do a bump, a do a curl.
3. After your teammate has went through your screen
4. Make sure you go off of the person's shoulder.
5. No one on my team uses. Screens except me because I have the option of passing it to my teammate who is a very good shooter or driving to the basket
1-are
2-shoot, create backdoor cut or pick and roll
3-after teammate uses screen
4-go off screeners shoulder and read defense
5-not really we usually shoot or I drive
Nick Bien
Sophia Hussein
1) You set the screen on an area.
2)change direction, (back door),curl, bumb
3)when the defender is right behind you
4) read the defense
5)we use screens pretty often, they definitely help us to score
Nick Jordan
1. area
2. pick and roll, take a shot, or drive the basket.
3. afrer your teammate goes off the pick
4. read the defence
5 yes
Phillip garrert
Area
Shoot pick and roll or back door
After teamate finishes screen
Read the defense
We do not usually use screens in a game mostly one on one
1.) set a screen on the area
2.) you can do back door, cut, curl, or bump
3.) When the defender is on you tight and follows you through the screen
4.) To go off the screener's shoulder, and bumping the shoulder
5.) my team has very good one on one players so we hardly ever need to use a screen.
Ben Murk
1. area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when defender follows through screen
4.read the defense
5. we use screens all the time. gets teammates open - Javier Arana
Drew Manca
1. set the screen around an area
2.pick and role, backdoor cut, or drive to the basket.
3.after a team mate has gone through your screen.
4. go off screeners shoulder and read the defense
5.Screens really help my team get defenders off of them so they can pull up and drain a 3. They also creat lanes to the basket.
Jeff Revinzon
1. an area
2. jump shot, drive, or cut
3. When your teammates defender passes you.
4. bump the shoulder of the screen setter.
5. In the game two games i played we never really used it, however we did use the v cuts to create space.
1-are
2-shoot, create backdoor cut or pick and roll
3-after teammate uses screen
4-go off screeners shoulder and read defense
5-not really we usually shoot or drive
Michael Kolodin
Meghan Wright
1. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area?
You set the screen on an area so they can bring their man your way.
2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened?
You can pick and roll, drive to the hoop, or back door cut.
3. When should you curl off of a screen?
when the defender is still on you tight and you go through the screen.
4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen?
To bump shoulders so the screen can be the most effective.
5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team?
We haven't used it much but if we do it well it always helps create space so you can drive or shoot.
1.Area
2. Backdoor,Curl, or Bump
3. Through the Screen
4. Off the Shoulder
5. We rarely set screen but when we do it open's up the floor for good opportunity.
Abdoulai Jobe
1. Set the screen on the area
2. Back door cut, curl and bump
3. When the defender follows you around
4. Read the defense
5. I set screens so teammates can have space to shoot, get open and that leads to a higher percentage shot
Alex Kuang
1.) You set a screen on the area.
2.) Back door cut, bump, or curl.
3.) When the defender follows you.
4.) Go off the shoulder of the screener.
5.) We dont use them very often in our game play and when we do we usually mess them up somehow.
Sawyer Hazel
pd 2
1. you set the screen on area
2. back door, bump or curl
3. when the defender follows you closely
4.make sure you go off the persons shoulder
5.screens are used to get your teammates open
Mattin Gharagozloo
1. set the screen on on area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when defender follows through screen
4.read the defense
5. I dont use screens that much,I use the v-cut and just drive hard to the basket
Noah Kimball
1. You screen an area.
2. He can back door, curl, or bump.
3. When the defender follows through the screen.
4. You need to read the defense.
5. No we don't use screens because we don't know how.
Dennis Xia
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