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Friday, November 21, 2014
Period 2 - Basketball
Due Date: Wednesday, December 3rdIn 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?
Jill Geline 1. area 2. back door, curl, bump 3. after the two offensive players shoulders hit, and when the defense follows him 4. read the defense 5. we do not use screens that frequently. But when we do, they are very effective
TItus Wong 1.Area 2.backdoor,curl, bump 3.when the defender follows you 4.rubbing the shoulder and coming off tight so that you can get open. 5.we have been using screens and it is very effective because it allows for an easy shot or layup.
Peter Hechler 1. Area 2. Back door, curl, bump 3. When the defender follows 4.Read the defense 5. We use screens a lot. They help our team to create and get off open shots and have been effective.
1. area 2. back door curl bump 3. when the defender follows you 4. has three choices back door curl bump 5. we dont really use screens so i cannot say if they are effective or not. kalise gilbert
1.Screen is set on an area 2.The offensive player can backdoor, curl or bump 3.You should curl off a screen when a defender is following you 4.Watch and read the defense 5.I often use them to open up three pointers when my teammate is followed by a defender. It gives my teammate time to shoot a three.
-Edward Xiao 1. You should screen an area 2.-Backdoor cut -Curl off the screen -Bump off the screen
3. You should curl when the defender is following you, like on your hip 4. Our team does not use screens often, and it is not very successful if we do choose to screen.
1. You set a screen on an area so that the screen will be in the place everytime. Also it prevents the player from getting an offensive foul and turning the ball over.
2. The player can go back door. The player can curl or bump.
3. You should curl off a screen only when the defender follows you.
4. To always read the defender.
5. Injured. When I'm playing 3V3 with anyone I want to we use screens not to often. They made things better a bit.
Sarah Rafiqul 1. Screen an area 2. Back door, Curl, and Bump 3. When the defender tries to follow you around the screen 4. To open up 5. Not too frequently
Angelica Isom 1. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area? Area 2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened? Back Door Curl Bump 3. When should you curl off of a screen? After the back door 4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen? Curl around my opponent 5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team? A few times; Yes
1.An area 2.Backdoor, curl, bump 3. When the defender follows you on defense (without cheating) 4. To read the defense to make the best decision 5.Screens are not used very often but when they are used they are effective
1. Area 2. Backdoor, curl, bump 3. When the defender follows 4. Using one of the three options 5. We use them a few times per game, they are sometimes effective.
Humza Mohiuddin 1. you set a screen on an area so the screen is in the same place every time and to prevent fouls. 2. he can go back door, a curl or a bump 3. when you are being followed by a defender 4. you grab the defenders hip so he cant get through 5. we use screens 3 to 5 times a game when we find hat we cant get open.
1. Area 2. Back door, curl, bump 3. When the defender follows 4. Seal your defender with the screen. 5. We don't use screens very often, but will start to add that into our offense.
Jalen Davis 1) area 1)backdoor, curl, bump 3)when the defensive player follows them 4)read the defense and roll around defender tightly 5) twice, gets person setting pick open because defenders forget about them
Vincent Zhan 1. Area 2. Backdoor, Curl, Bump 3. When the defender is following you 4. Reading the defense. 5. We have not been effectively setting up screens. (Tried to send yesterday, not functional)
23 comments:
Ray Lu:
1. area
2. back door
curl
bump
3. when the defender follows you
4. roll your body and get open
5. three times, sometimes it's effective but sometimes not
Jill Geline
1. area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. after the two offensive players shoulders hit, and when the defense follows him
4. read the defense
5. we do not use screens that frequently. But when we do, they are very effective
TItus Wong
1.Area
2.backdoor,curl, bump
3.when the defender follows you
4.rubbing the shoulder and coming off tight so that you can get open.
5.we have been using screens and it is very effective because it allows for an easy shot or layup.
Peter Hechler
1. Area
2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows
4.Read the defense
5. We use screens a lot. They help our team to create and get off open shots and have been effective.
1. area
2. back door
curl
bump
3. when the defender follows you
4. has three choices
back door
curl
bump
5. we dont really use screens so i cannot say if they are effective or not.
kalise gilbert
1.Screen is set on an area
2.The offensive player can backdoor, curl or bump
3.You should curl off a screen when a defender is following you
4.Watch and read the defense
5.I often use them to open up three pointers when my teammate is followed by a defender. It gives my teammate time to shoot a three.
-Edward Xiao
1. You should screen an area
2.-Backdoor cut
-Curl off the screen
-Bump off the screen
3. You should curl when the defender is following you, like on your hip
4. Our team does not use screens often, and it is not very successful if we do choose to screen.
MICHAEL LU
1. You set a screen on an area so that the screen will be in the place everytime. Also it prevents the player from getting an offensive foul and turning the ball over.
2. The player can go back door. The player can curl or bump.
3. You should curl off a screen only when the defender follows you.
4. To always read the defender.
5. Injured. When I'm playing 3V3 with anyone I want to we use screens not to often. They made things better a bit.
Sarah Rafiqul
1. Screen an area
2. Back door, Curl, and Bump
3. When the defender tries to follow you around the screen
4. To open up
5. Not too frequently
Angelica Isom
1. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area?
Area
2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened?
Back Door
Curl
Bump
3. When should you curl off of a screen?
After the back door
4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen?
Curl around my opponent
5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team?
A few times; Yes
Aliasgher Sabir
1) Set screen on area
2) Back Door
Curl Hard layup/jump shot
Bump
3) When your defender cannot get between you and the teammate setting the screen
4) Read the defense
5) We use it moderately. They are effective to a point, but not as effective as we want them to be/they could be.
Aliasgher Sabir
1) Set screen on area
2) Back Door
Curl Hard layup/jump shot
Bump
3) When your defender cannot get between you and the teammate setting the screen
4) Read the defense
5) We use it moderately. They are effective to a point, but not as effective as we want them to be/they could be.
1.An area
2.Backdoor, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows you on defense (without cheating)
4. To read the defense to make the best decision
5.Screens are not used very often but when they are used they are effective
David Yao
1. Area
2. Backdoor, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows
4. Using one of the three options
5. We use them a few times per game, they are sometimes effective.
Max Pasternak
Humza Mohiuddin
1. you set a screen on an area so the screen is in the same place every time and to prevent fouls.
2. he can go back door, a curl or a bump
3. when you are being followed by a defender
4. you grab the defenders hip so he cant get through
5. we use screens 3 to 5 times a game when we find hat we cant get open.
Enrique Garcia per.2
1) Screen an area
2) backdoor, curl, bump
3) when the defender follows
4) dropstep
5) we do some and some have been effective
Elijah Trent
1. On an area.
2. Shoulder to shoulder cut after screening, or set the defender up for a block or pass deflection.
3. When the defender follows the man being screened.
4. Get open and call for a pass.
5. We don't normally set screens but when we do , they work.
Chase Erat
1. On an area
2. Shoulder to shoulder, explode off for a cut to the basket, set up the defender for a block
3. When the defender follows the offensive player being screened.
4. Call fro ball, read the defense, attack the basket.
5. We use screens sometimes, not as often as we should. They are pretty effective.
1. area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when defender follows
4. read D
5. not much
muneeb mirza
1. Area
2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows
4. Seal your defender with the screen.
5. We don't use screens very often, but will start to add that into our offense.
Jalen Davis
1) area
1)backdoor, curl, bump
3)when the defensive player follows them
4)read the defense and roll around defender tightly
5) twice, gets person setting pick open because defenders forget about them
Vincent Zhan
1. Area
2. Backdoor, Curl, Bump
3. When the defender is following you
4. Reading the defense.
5. We have not been effectively setting up screens.
(Tried to send yesterday, not functional)
1.Area
2.Backdoor, Curl,Bump
3.When the defender follows
4.Read the defence
5.Are team uses screens and they are somewhat effective
- Ricky Lay
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