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.
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?
26 comments:
1. You screen an area
2. Back door, Run a curl, and open the shoulder
3. When you are getting screened
4. Stay with you man
5. We dont use screens that often i think that we need to work on that more
Shayna Golfer
1) An area.
2) Back door, curl, bump.
3) The screener
4) Rub the screeners’s hip so the defender doesn’t follow you.
5) We have done a few but not often enough
Satoshi Sato.
pd6
Justin Slud PD6
1. When setting a screen, you are setting it on an area.
2.He can back door (change directions), curl around the screener, or a bump.
3. You should curl when the defender follows you, which can leave a man open.
4. When coming off of a screen, a player should read the defense.
5. Screens have not been used much by my team, however when we do use them, they are effective in creating offensive opportunities.
Alex Ivanov
Period 6
1. You set a screen on an area.
2. a. Back Door
b. Curl
c. Bump
3. You should curl off when the defender follows you.
4. How well you can read the defense.
5. My team would use a screen on the most rare occasion. But even if we haven't been using screens often, they are very efficient because every member can go easily around the screener.
Anish Thakker
Period 6
1. Area
2. -Back door
-Curl jump shot/lay up
- Bump
3. When the defender follows you
4. Reading the defense
5. We use screens a lot and they are very effective because we can get better looks in the paint.
Julian Levin Pd.6
1. You set a screen on an area.
2. They can cut backdoor, curl, or bump.
3. When your defender is following you.
4. Read the defense, and choose what you are going to do.
5. My team uses screens pretty often, and they work because it opens up a lane to the basket, creating many scoring opportunities.
Jason Eisen Period 6
1. When you set a screen, you screen an area so that the screen is always in the same place thus also blocking the man.
2. Three things the offensive player can do when they are being screened are to cheat, go one way and switch to the other to get open. This is also called a backdoor. Also, they can run a curl to get an open shot. Lastly, you can run a bump.
3. You should curl when the defender follows you off a screen.
4. The most important thing to do when coming off a screen is to read the defender to see where you can get open.
5. Our team uses screens mildly during our games. When we do screen, they are very effective and give our shooters a more wide open shot.
SARA COHN
PD 6
1. You screen an area.
2. The offensive player can do a back door cut, curl hard off the screen then pin the defender, or do the bump.
3. You should curl off a screen when the defender follows you.
4. The most important thing to do when coming off a screen is to read the defender.
5. My team has been using screens occasionally during out games. They have been effective for my team because it allows a better opportunity for a player to get open.
1. Area
2. Go back door, curl, and a bump
3. If a defender is following you
4. reading the defense
5. We do not use the screen very often. But when we do use screens to get an open shot it is very effective.
Eric lee
pd. 6
1. you screen the area
2.go backdoor, curl and, bump
3.when the defender is following you
4.you grap the screeners hip so the defense can't follow
5. we use pick and rolls frequently, if it connects then we can score frequently
Eric Liu
Period 5
1. the area
2backdoor,curl,bump
3.when the screen opens up
4.open up
5.from time to time, not really.
Sameer Masri
1.) area so that the screen is in the same place every time and also so that you don't go "headhunting" and et called for a foul
2.) backdoor cut, curl, bump
3.) when the defender follows
4.) grab the screeners hip so that the defender can't follow you as easily/ get through
5.) no I don't think my team has ever set a screen during the 3 on 3 tournament and it has worked better than expected but I do think that using screens could help
Tayyaba Tareq
Yueshan Wang pd.6
1.you screen an area
2. backdoor, curl and bump
3.you should curl off when the defender follows you on defense
4. the most important thing is to read the defense. speed is not the most important
5. our team hasn't been using screens as much as we should. when we do use them they are effective.
Ryad Malti Period 6
1. We set a screen on an area
2. The offensive player can do a backdoor cut, a curl, or a bump.
3. You should curl when the defender is following you.
4. When coming off a screen, you need to read the defense.
5. Our team uses screens occasionally, and they have helped to create shots or drives to the basket.
Aliya Rahman, pd.6
1. Area
2. >back-door
>curl
>bump
3. When the defender is following you.
4. Read the defense
5. Screens are rarely set during our 3 on 3.
1. You screen the area so the screen is in the same place every time.
2. You can go backdoor, Curl or Bump.
3. When the defender is following you.
4. You have to read the defense when coming off a screen.
5. My team uses screens all through our games and they are very helpful and successful because we can create many types of scoring plays.
-Brett Godsick Period #6
Hansen Nguyen
Pd 6
1. you set the screen on an area
2. backdoor, curl, and bump
3. you should curl when the defender follows you
4. Reading the defense
5. our team hasn't been using screens that much during our games.
The person
Drive shoot or pass
After the person uses it
Go off their hip tightly
A lot and yes
Ryan Warshaw
Period 6
1) Area
2) Backdoor, curl, bump
3)After you bump shoulders with your teammate, and when the defender follows you
4)Read the defense, and roll tight so you can get open
5) We set screens a few times each game, and they are effective at creating shots
Jason Friedman
Liam Harrington
1. An area
2. Back door, curl around, bump
3. Curl off when defender follows you
4. Reading the defense
5. We use them quite often and they are very effective.
1. area
2. backdoor, curl and bump
3.after you hit your teammate and the defender follows
4.read the defense and get open
5.Yes we use screens often and yes they are helpful to get us some clean and open shots
Kwasi Frimpong
1. You screen an area
2. Back door, curl, or bump
3. When the defender is following you closley
4. Look for the pass and read the defense
5. We don't use screens but we should becaus it would help us get open easier
Zach Kerr
Period 6
Alexander Terskin
1) An area
2)bump or back door
3)When you are being screened
4)How well you know the opponents next move
5)Almost every game, the screen help my teammate shoot an easy 3.
1) Area
2) back door. curl, bump
3) defender follows you
4) read the defense when you come out of it
5) we use screens and picks.
Sezer Saralar
1. You screen you teammates defender
2. Back door, Run a curl, and open the shoulder
3. When you are getting screened
4. Stay with you man
5. use them at the top never down low
Seamus Barrett
sarah ihsan
1 the get the area open
2 back door
3 getting screend
5 we dont do the screens a lot
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