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Friday, November 21, 2014
Period 4 - 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?
1. An area 2. -Back door (fake, pass, lay-up) -Curl (jump shot or hard+lay-up) -Bump (jump shot or post shot) 3. When the defender follows the screener or "cheats" 4. Grab screeners' hip, so the defender cannot come through 5. Not frequently or not at all, so screening has not been effective for my team
1. You screen an area so you don't commit a foul 2.Go backdoor, curl, run a bump 3. When the defender follows the person getting the screen 4. Grab the screener's hip 5. we use them a lot, because we do not have any guards who can handle the ball well. We have a Hayden. They have been very effective, either we get a wide open layup or jump shot
Luke Russell 1. Area 2. Back door Curl Bump 3. After you and your defender run past the screen 4. Be ready for a pass or be ready to post up 5. On my team i set a lot of screens to help my teamates get open looks,or make it eaiser to drive to the basket.
1. You should screen an area 2. Back door, curl the screen, run a bump. 3. When the defender follows you. 4. Read the defense. 5. I have not really noticed specific times when my teammates used screens because I did not know what they were. I believe my teammates use them effectively however.
5. We have been very successful in using screens and we use them frequently. When we use a screen, we usually have a man open and pass to that man for an easy shot.
1.When setting a screen, you set one in an area. 2.Pass,fake towards the free-throw line, or shoot 3.When the person received the pass 4.Get open 5.Not so frequent and they have a little.
Khushi Soni 1. You screen a area because it's always in the same place 2. -back door -run a curl -run a bump 3. You should curl off a screen when the defender cheats off the screen 4. The most important thing when being screened is that you read the defense 5. My team don't use screens during our game play.
Andy Lee 1. Area 2. a. Back Door b. Curl c. Bump 3. When the defender follows you 4. To pass and stay out off the way 5. My team uses screens a few times, they have been effective.
Chris D'Arpa 1. Area 2. They can follow the screen, go the opposite way or shoot of the screen 3. When the person with the ball passes you and the defenders switch 4. Look up for the pass 5. Not very frequently but when we do it works well
1) According to the video we screen an area, but all my coaches I have ever had has taught me to screen a man, so my personal philosophy is that we should screen a man. 2) You can bump, curl, or go back door. 3) You should curl off of a screen when your man is playing you tight and after you have taken him under the basket. 4) You have to read the defense when coming off of a screen. 5) On both of my teams we effectively use the pick and roll a lot. Haydn McGriff ��������
1.Screen an area 2.Back door, Curl, Bump 3.When your defender follows you 4.Read the defense 5. Yes, we use them and they are effective because they help us score more often. -Adam Dawood
phillip garrett 1 area 2 back door curl then bump 3 when the person follows you 4 look for the pass 5 I set screens occasionally then roll off to allow my teammates to get off a clean shot or dish the ball
1. Area 2. Back door, curl, bump 3. When the defender follows 4.Read the defense 5 we use screens quite often but if the defender on the person getting open after they set a screen is faster then it is completely up to the person coming off the screen Rahul Vungutur
1. Set a screen on an area 2.Back door, curl(jumpshot,hard layup) , Bump 3.if the defender is following you 4. Make sure that the player coming off the screen has options 5. we often use screens but it isn't always effective
Victoria Lising
ReplyDelete1. An area
2. -Back door (fake, pass, lay-up)
-Curl (jump shot or hard+lay-up)
-Bump (jump shot or post shot)
3. When the defender follows the screener or "cheats"
4. Grab screeners' hip, so the defender cannot come through
5. Not frequently or not at all, so screening has not been effective for my team
1. You screen an area so you don't commit a foul
ReplyDelete2.Go backdoor, curl, run a bump
3. When the defender follows the person getting the screen
4. Grab the screener's hip
5. we use them a lot, because we do not have any guards who can handle the ball well. We have a Hayden. They have been very effective, either we get a wide open layup or jump shot
Luke Russell
ReplyDelete1. Area
2. Back door
Curl
Bump
3. After you and your defender run past the screen
4. Be ready for a pass or be ready to post up
5. On my team i set a lot of screens to help my teamates get open looks,or make it eaiser to drive to the basket.
1. You should screen an area
ReplyDelete2. Back door, curl the screen, run a bump.
3. When the defender follows you.
4. Read the defense.
5. I have not really noticed specific times when my teammates used screens because I did not know what they were. I believe my teammates use them effectively however.
Maxwell Redding Dec. 1st, 2014
ReplyDelete1. You set a screen in an area.
2. Backdoor, curl, bump
3. When the defender is following you
4. Stay close to your teammate setting the team
5. We have been very successful in using screens and we use them frequently. When we use a screen, we usually have a man open and pass to that man for an easy shot.
Anne Li
ReplyDelete1. Person
2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows
4. To make sure the player coming off the screen has three avenues and read the defender
5. We don't use the screens very often and I feel it would greatly benefit our teamwork if we did.
1.When setting a screen, you set one in an area.
ReplyDelete2.Pass,fake towards the free-throw line, or shoot
3.When the person received the pass
4.Get open
5.Not so frequent and they have a little.
Khushi Soni
ReplyDelete1. You screen a area because it's always in the same place
2. -back door
-run a curl
-run a bump
3. You should curl off a screen when the defender cheats off the screen
4. The most important thing when being screened is that you read the defense
5. My team don't use screens during our game play.
Andy Lee
ReplyDelete1. Area
2.
a. Back Door
b. Curl
c. Bump
3. When the defender follows you
4. To pass and stay out off the way
5. My team uses screens a few times, they have been effective.
Chris D'Arpa
ReplyDelete1. Area
2. They can follow the screen, go the opposite way or shoot of the screen
3. When the person with the ball passes you and the defenders switch
4. Look up for the pass
5. Not very frequently but when we do it works well
1) According to the video we screen an area, but all my coaches I have ever had has taught me to screen a man, so my personal philosophy is that we should screen a man.
ReplyDelete2) You can bump, curl, or go back door.
3) You should curl off of a screen when your man is playing you tight and after you have taken him under the basket.
4) You have to read the defense when coming off of a screen.
5) On both of my teams we effectively use the pick and roll a lot.
Haydn McGriff ��������
1.Screen an area
ReplyDelete2.Back door, Curl, Bump
3.When your defender follows you
4.Read the defense
5. Yes, we use them and they are effective because they help us score more often.
-Adam Dawood
phillip garrett
ReplyDelete1 area
2 back door curl then bump
3 when the person follows you
4 look for the pass
5 I set screens occasionally then roll off to allow my teammates to get off a clean shot or dish the ball
1. You screen an area
ReplyDelete2. -Back door
3. When the defender cheats
4. Go off the screeners' hip
5. Most of the time and yes we run the pick and roll
-Isaiah Lyons Your favorite dark skin Male student <3
1. Area
ReplyDelete2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When the defender follows
4.Read the defense
5 we use screens quite often but if the defender on the person getting open after they set a screen is faster then it is completely up to the person coming off the screen
Rahul Vungutur
Hyacinth Ntchobo
ReplyDelete1( area
2( Cut back door, curl or bump
3( when your defender is following
4( stay close off the screen setter
5( Rarely and not very
True Martin
ReplyDelete1. Set a screen on an area
2.Back door, curl(jumpshot,hard layup) , Bump
3.if the defender is following
you
4. Make sure that the player coming off the screen has options
5. we often use screens but it isn't always effective