Due Date: Wednesday, December 2nd
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?
15 comments:
SARA COHN
PD 4
1. Screen an area.
2. Backdoor, curl hard, or bump.
3. When the defender is following you.
4. Read the defense.
5. My team as used screens a few times and each time we have used them, they have worked very well.
1. You set a screen in an area
2. The offensive player can either do the back door, a curl and a bump
3. When the defender opens up or follows you
4. Open up
5. Once in a while and they are effective.
Wisdom Adekunle
Liam Bezzam
1.You screen an area, not a person so you prevent the foul
2.The three things the offensive player can do when setting a screen is: go back door to cut to the basket, curl off the screen,and bump off the screen
3. You should curl off the screen if the defender is playing very agressive on you.
4.The most important thing to do is to read the defense when coming off a screen.
5.Our team uses screens sometimes epecially when the defender is playing very agressive.
1) an area
2) backdoor, curl, bump
3) when your teammate is rolling off to the basket
4) read the defense
5) frequently, yes.
Haydn
Gabriel Barnaby
1. A person
2. Stand still
3. When your man gets caught
4. You should cut to the basket or get open
5. We use them sometimes, they are effective mostly to get the ball handler open for a shot
1 area
2 back door, curl
3 when the defend behind you
4 call out,
5 we use screens sometimes, and we all call out screens.
Anthony Vondas
1) area
2) back door cut, curl, bump
3) curl off the screen when the defender is following
4) read the defense
5) my teams uses many screens - very effective
1. You screen an Area.
2. Cut to the basket, curl off the screen, or bump off the screen.
3. You curl when a defender is following you.
4. Read the defense.
5. We use screens sometimes to get the person with the ball open.
Dennis Xia
Conor Sullivan
1. When you are trying to get open. Area.
2. Back door, curl, and bump.
3. When the defender over plays you
4. Grab the screeners hip
5. I don't like to use it for spacing I like it for off ball
. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area?
The area
2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened?
the OP can run back door when defender cheats
the OP can curl around screen for a shot
the OP can bump to get a lot of space for the shot or the dish
3. When should you curl off of a screen?
When the defender does not cheat
4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen?
To read the defense or to grab teammates hips
5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team?
Every now and then. Not really.
nayeer ullah
1.You screen an area
2.back door to the basket, curl off the screen,and bump off the screen
3. you curl off when the defender is playing very aggressive on you
4. read the defense when coming off a screen.
5.our team does not ever use screens to allow for better spacing
paul lavallee period 4
1. a area to prevent a foul
2. curl off, backdoor, roll to the basket
3. when the defender is playing agressive and is over playing you
4. cut and look for the ball
5. my basketball team uses a lot of screens, we feed off of them. they are very effective because the create many opportunities
Emma Weinstein
1. An area.
2. curl, bump, and backdoor cut.
3. when the defender is playing aggressively to get free.
4. read the defense so you know what to do.
5. we use screens very often, to get open looks for jumpshots or for easy drives to the basket.
Ryad Malti
Period 4
1, an area
2. roll, curl off, or backdoor cut
3. when the defender is playing aggressively
4. get open and look for the ball
5. my team uses screens really only at the 3 point line to get me or nick an open shot
Brian Barrett
1. An area
2. Roll, fade or pop
3. Defender is playing aggressively
4. Hands up ready for the ball
5. My team uses them to free up the shooters
-zack Thompson
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