In class we are just starting our 3 on 3 unit. A critical part of ths unit is going to be setting screens and reading the defense. 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?
23 comments:
Rojin Ebrahimi.
1)You screen an area.
2)1-Back door.
2-curl.
3-Run a bump.
3)A player must use the curl if he is being followed by the diffender,and must use this move to get open.
4)read the dffender.
5)we have not began to play yet but im sure we will use this and it will be very helpful since it would make it easier for us to make a shot and to escape the defense.
1. Person
2. Shoot, Pass, or drive
3. Once your teammate has made a move off of your screen
4. Read what is available for you to do, roll, curl, etc
5. Have not used it once so far
Alexander Kristiansen PD 7
Haley Zmuda
1- area
2-backdoor. curl, and bump
3-when the defense follows
4-read the defense
5- screens are very effective during any gameplay
1. Screen an area same place every time
2. Back door, run off curl, run a bump
3. When you want to get an open shot
4. Read the defense
5. A lot during the 3 on 3. It is very effective
-Shayna Golfer
Kierra Johnson 7
1. An area
2.Cut backdoor, curl off, or bump
3. When the defender is guarding you too tight
4.Look for the ball
5. Our team doesn't use screens very often.
Andrew Troxell
1. you set a screen on an area
2. you can shoot, pass or get to open space off a screen
3. after the guy has come through it
4, look for the guy rolling
5. we use them every game and they work very well.
George Mikalis Pd. 7
1. You set the screen on an area
2. They can curl hard, go backdoor or get bumped by their screener and fade.
3. When the defender is following right behind you
4. The most important thing is to rub off of your screener's shoulders tightly
5. They have been very effective in our gameplay as we use them regularly to open up space and create plays
George Mikalis Pd. 7
Zach schneider
1) area
2) use the screen, not use the screen, or curl around the screen
3) when the defender is close or for a jump shot
4) look for the ball and make sure it's tight
5) we have a little and yea they work
1Area
2Back door, curl, and bump
3curl when defender is following
4to open up after you screen
5not often we shoot over the defender or drive by them
Diontae Wilson
Liam Harrington
1. Area
2. -Back door
-curl
-bump
3. When the defender follows you
4. Read the defense
5. Not very often so they are not effective
1. You set a screen on an area.
2. The three ways are backdoor, curl, and bump.
3. You curl off a screen when the defender follows you.
4.Reading the defense is the most important thing when running a screen play.
5. My team has used screening a fair amount in the time we've played, it usually leads to a basket because everyone on my team knows how to set and come around a screen well.
Will Sherman
1) Area
2) back door, curl, bump
3) when the defender follows him
4) grab screeners hip
5) We use screens to open up the 3 point shot. They have worked well for us.
Patrick Cornelius
Ben Summers-Berger
1. You screen an area
2. The offensive player can go backdoor, run a curl, or run a bump.
3. When the defender chases you around the screen
4. Read the Defense
5. We dont run any offball screens, but i think we should run some to increase our offensive efficiency.
1.Screen an area
2.Back Door, Curl, Bump
3.When the defender follows you
4.Make sure you have options to pass or take the shot.
5. We use it alot and most of the time it works
Austin Schoenfeld
1)area and then the your teammate runs into you
2)1-Back door oass
2curl.
3Run a bump.
3)A player must use the curl if he is being followed by the diffender,and must use this move to get open.
4)you want to see what the deffense is doing and where they are at
5)we honestly never use screens, we just move around a lot with out the ball and shoot 3's my shot isnt too good but my teammates is alright
1)You screen an area
2) backdoor, bump, and curl
3) when the player comes through it and the defense follows closely
4) read the defender
5) we don't screen that often but when we do it is effective
-Robby Severynse
1. You have to screen an area
2. Back door, curl, or bump
3. You should curl when being followed by an opposing player
4. Read the defense
5. We haven't used it too much, but when we do, it is effective.
Brett Rudden
1.) You are supposed to screen an area
2.) First back door, then curl, and run a bump
3.) The player must use the curl if he wants to get to an open shot
4.) You are supposed to read the defense
5.) We have used them and are very helpful for us to get open and get to the ball.
-Rahul PD 7
Michael kolodin 1.Screen an area
2.Back Door, Curl, Bump
3.When the defender follows you
4.Make sure you have options to pass or take the shot.
5. We use it alot and most of the time it works
1.you are suppose to screen an area.
2.back door, curl and bump
3.curl when the defender is following him.
4.read the defenses
5.cannot give the answer...
Leo Song
1. Area
2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When the defender is close
4. Make sure its tight
5. We have used screens and when we do they work well
Noah Epstein
1. an Area
2. curl, backdoor, or bump
3. when defender is following
4. Read the Defense
5. Pretty Frequently and they have been effective in creating good open shots
-Sayan Basu
Montel Carroll
1)You screen an area.
2)1-Back door.
2-curl.
3-Run a bump.
3)A player must use the curl if he is being followed by the diffender,and must use this move to get open.
4)roll to the paint
5)We use screens all throught all of are games to score or just to ove the ball around
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