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?
25 comments:
Ben Blutstein
1. area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when your defender follows you
4. to read the defense
5. every game we use screens, it helps create space
Alex Zhang
1. Area
2. Bump, curl, back door
3. when the defender is following the offender
4. grabs your team mates hip and curl around him.
5.Not really
1. Area
2. Backdoor, curl, bump
3 When you get bumped
4. read the defense
5. Occasionally, 50/50 effective
Ethan cohen
1. an area
2. Back door, curl, or bump
3. When the defense follows you
4. Get open
5. We use screens sometimes, when we use them they are usually effective.
1) you screen an area
2) go back door, runs a curl, and run a bump
3) after your teammate grabs your hip
4) turn around and open up
5) we don't use screens often but when we do they work very well
Gelila Yimam period 3
Luke Russell
1. Area
2. Cut back door, curl off screen, or bump and fade
3. When the defender is trailing you around the screen
4. Keeping feet set, screening an area, and know what to do after setting the screen
5. Eric and I run pick and roll and pick and pop all the time it's the best way for us to have mismatches.
1. you screen the area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. after your teammate grabs your hip
4. turn around
5. we don't use screens very often but when we do, they work fine.
Hannah Johnston period 3
1. An area
2. Backdoor, Curl, Drop step
3. When the defender is following the offensive player.
4. How you read the defense
5. We use screens whenever we get the chance to, I'd say we use them frequently and they are very effective when we do use them.
Sean Liang
1) area
2) backdoor, curl, bump
2) when the defender follows you
4) read the defense
5) Yes, sometimes when my team rolls
Eric Liu
1. Screen the Area
2. Back Door, Curl, Bump
3. When the defender follows
4. Read the defender
5. We use screens a lot on our team, and they have been very effective in making open lanes to the rim or for jump shots.
-Brett Godsick
1. We screen an Area.
2. He can either cut Backdoor, Curl Jump shot or Hard Lay-up or Bump
3. You should curl of the screen when the defender follows you
4. You should either dropstep and take a jump shot or as a screen-er, post up and make a board shot.
5. We have been using a lot of screens to benefit our team. Our shooting guard(Drew), gets free every time because we screen an area for him to block his defender. Hence he gets open shots and we come out on top.
Adith Maheshwari
Period:3
Jason Li
1. area
2. backdoor, curl, bump
3. when defense overextends
4. opening up with correct shoulder
5. not often, 2 guards and a post, we just feed the post
1. Area
2. Back door, curl, bump
3. When a defender follows you
4. Read the defense
5. We sometimes use screens, but they work whenever we use them
Costa Borsas
1. An area
2. Back door cut, curl, or bump
3. When the defender follows you
4. Grab the screener's hip
5. We use screens occasionally with moderate success
-Zach Smith
1) area
2) drive past the screen, shoot behind, try to pass after you drive to an open teammate
3)when you feel your teammates shoulder on your body
4)to cut to the basket or get open for a shot
5)we use them a little, but they are effective at creating shots
Samat Borbiev
Jerry Krieger
1. An area
2. Cut back door, curl, or bump
3. If you stop the defender on the screen
4. To stay close to the screener and even touch his hip
5. Occasionally we use screens, and when we do, they are very effective
Young Cho pd3
1.area
2.back door, curl, bump
3.when defender is following you
4.make sure you set a good screen without fouling.
5.when we have a point guard who can drive and make the shot we would set a screen and it would work most of the time.
1.area
2. Use it as a pick fake pick or don't use it
3. Once your teammate has finished using the screen
4. Face the ball carrier so you can catch a pass
5. Not often but they are effective
John Billingsley
1.area
2.run through it, go over it, go under it
3. When the ball is up top and you are coming from the block
4.come off the shoulder
5. My team has not often been using screens but when we do it works we should start using them more.
Garrett
1.Person
2.Shoot,Drive to the basket and pass
3.When the screen is position
4.To come off a screen fast
5.Yes we use a lot of screens during our game play and it is effective
Egid Mills
Nick John P-3
1. you screen an area
2. they can drive, shoot, or look to pass
3. After you read the positioning of the defender
4. (not sure if you mean without the ball or with the ball) but id say to look up and be balanced.
5. Rarely, because i create my own shots
1. When you set a screen, do you set the screen on a person or an area?
•person
2. What are 3 things the offensive player can do when they are being screened?
•cut to the basket, go behind the player, go infront the player
3. When should you curl off of a screen?
•when the screener is right beside the defender
4. What is the most important thing to do when coming off a screen?
•cut to the basket as quick as possible
5. How frequently is your team using screens during your game play? Have they been effective for your team?
•very often, they have been extremely effective
1.area
2.run through it, go over it, go under it
3. When the ball is up top and you are coming from the block
4.come off the shoulder
5. My team has not often been using screens but when we do it works we should start using them more.
Supreme Velazquez
1.area
2. back door, curl, bump
3. when your defender hits the screener
4. to read the defense and come off the shoulder
5. On my AAU team we use screens very often because it allows movement and space to be created
1.area
2.run through it, go over it, go under it
3. When the ball is up top and you are coming from the block
4.come off the shoulder
5. My team has not often been using screens but when we do it works we should start using them more
dane meddings
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