In class we are just starting our 3 on 3 unit. A critical part of this unit is going to be setting screens and reading the defense. 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?
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?
Tayyaba Tareq
ReplyDelete1.) an area so that you dont get an offensive foul
2.)backdoor, curl, bump
3.) when the defender is following you
4.) look for the ball
5.) no my team does not use alot of screens but we use alot of backdoor cuts which help us get points alot
Titus Wong
ReplyDelete1.area
2.backdoor, curl to shoot, bump
3.when defender is playing tight/ following him/her
4. come off tight so that the defender doesn't go between
5.Always, yes
1. You set the screen on an area.
ReplyDelete2. You can back door, curl,or bump when being screened.
3. If you want to take an open jumper or go hard to the basket.
4. You must grab screener's hip.
5. Our team uses screens frequently and therefore gives us open looks at either jumpers or lay-ups.
Ashwin Acharya
1) When you set a screen, you screen an area, not a person.
ReplyDelete2)The three things an offensive player can do when getting a screen are go back door, curl, or bump.
3)You should curl off a screen if the defender is following you.
4)The most important thing to do when coming off a screen is reading the defense so you the best place to go on the court.
5)Our team uses picks fairly frequently, and they often allow open shots or lanes to the basket.
Ben Halperin Period 5
1. You set the screen on an area
ReplyDelete2. The offensive player can do a backdoor cut, curl for a jumpshot, or a bump.
3. You should curl off a screen when the defender is following you.
4. When coming off a screen, you need to read the defense.
5. Our team uses screens sometimes which allows for uncontested pull up jumpers or drives to the basket.
Ryad Malti
Ben Burger
ReplyDelete1. You set a screen on an area
2. Backdoor, Curl or Bump
3. When the defender follows you
4. To grab the screener's hip so the defender can't get through
5.My team has not used screens enough, but when we use them it has been an effective play.
1. area
ReplyDelete2. pass shoot move
3. after ur send screen
4. use the screen shoulder to shoulder
5. no
Hansen Nguyen
ReplyDeletePeriod. 1
1. an area
2. backdoor, curl, and bump
3. when the defender is following you
4. Reading the defense
5. we rarely use screens during games but they have been very effective when we do use them.
George Mikalis Pd. 1
ReplyDelete1. When you set a screen you set it on an area
2. The offensive player can curl, go back door or run a bump
3. You should curl off a screen when your defender is trailing you right behind your back and gets caught up in the screen.
4. The most important thing to do is rub your shoulder off of the screener's hip and cut hard off of it so the defender cannot recover and jump the screen.
5. Our team uses screens a lot. They have been effective and have opened up driving lanes to the basket as well as open outside shots.
George Mikalis PD. 1
1. Area
ReplyDelete2. Go back door, curl, and a bump
3. If a defender is following you
4. reading the defense
5. We do use the screen often. We use the screen to get open shots. It is very effective to get open shots when we need it.
Eric lee
pd. 1
1. An Area
ReplyDelete2. 1. go into the paint
2. Shot the ball
3. PICK AND ROLL
3. after your team mate passes you in the screen
4. PICK And Roll
5.My team uses Screen Plays to create space for the shooter to shoot the ball and score
Vincent He
1. you screen an area.
ReplyDelete2. back door, curl, bump are the 3 things an offensive player can do.
3. run a curl when the defender follows you around the screen.
4. the most important thing to do when coming off a screen is read the defense.
-Ben Weinstein, Period 1
1.You should screen the area
ReplyDelete2.You can backdoor,curl, or bump
3.You curl off a screen when the defender follows you
4.The most important thing to do when coming off a screen is to rub their shoulder and coming off tight so you can get open.
5.We have been using screens and it is very effective because it allows for an easy shot or layup
-Adam Dawood, Pd.1
SARA COHN
ReplyDeletePD 1
1. Area
2. Back door cut, curl hard, bump
3. When the defender follows you off a screen
4. To read the defense
5. Pretty often. They have been very effective.
1. an area
ReplyDelete2. back door
curl
bump
3. when the defender follows you
4. read the defender
5. not a lot, not very useful
Sameer Masri
1. You screen the area
ReplyDelete2. Posy up, curl, go back door.
3.. If the defense is blocking the lane
4. Put your body on the screener
5. I have set a lot of screens for my teammates but I think they could be screening more.
1. A person sets a pick on an area
ReplyDelete2. curl bump and go back door for a lay up
3. when the defender follows you
4. bump the defender to get open
5. our team uses screens very often and it is very successful
Brandon Hall
Nicky Motazedi
ReplyDelete1)Area
2)Back door, Curl, Fade for jumpshot
3)when defender is following you
4)to Bump
5)Not really we are more of a one on one type of team but when we do screen it ends in confusion as sometimes the man setting the screen doesn't roll but person with ball throws the ball because THEY thought the screener was going to roll
Nicky Motazedi
1area
ReplyDelete2fade, roll, curl
3go behind the defender to create space
be ready for the ball
4a lot but it is mostly to get the ball hander a good shoot.
Zachary Nannen
1. Area
ReplyDelete2. Back Door. Curl. Bump.
3. After you read the defense, you bring your man down and grab the person that's setting the screen hip and curl off.
4. The most important thing is to bump and make sure your reading the defense.
5. We don't use them.
Naveen Paul
Alex Wei, Period 1
ReplyDelete1. When setting a screen, you should always screen the area for the teammate.
2. The offensive player can perform the: Back Door, Curl, and Bump.
3. I should curl off of a screen if the defender is following me. The curl helps to seal off the defender.
4. Reading the defense is very important when being screened.
5. We try to screen each other whenever we think it is appropriate. They are quite effective when one of us is sealing off defenders for the offensive player on our team to take a clear shot.
1. when you set a screen you set it on a person.
ReplyDelete2. When ones being screened you should communicate try to elude the screen as fast as possible, and also try to not draw a foul
3. You should curl off when the player begins to drive
4. When coming off a screen the most important thing to do is to try and rub off your screens shoulder
5. My team has used screens a lot and the work effectively.
Joey Roach
1. You screen an area
ReplyDelete2. Back Door/ Curl/ Bump
3. If the defender is tight you can use the curl to get the big man open.
4. Somehow make contact with the screener.
5. We use them but not so often.
BIG I
(Isaiah Lyons)
Area
ReplyDeleteBack door
Curl
bump
Curled because defender followed him
Open up
Yes we are using screens affectivley as the defender loses his man and the screen rolls
Sunny she
Ben Summers-Berger
ReplyDelete1. Screen an area
2. He can go backdoor, run a curl, or fade
3. when the defender is following
4. read the defender
5. We are not using screens very often, but when we use them weve been pretty effective.
1) screen area
ReplyDelete2) Backdoor, curl, or bump
3) when d is following
4)come off the screen low and tight
5) we don't use screens often but it is almost always a sure bucket when we do
-diontae Wilson
1. Screen on the are
ReplyDelete2. Backdoor, curl or bump
3. when being followed set a screen
4.pay attention to where the ball is moving
5.yes,constantly
Nick Galkin
Kierra Johnson 1
ReplyDelete1. An area
2. backdoor, curl for the shot, or bump the defender
3. You curl to get open to the basket
4. Make sure you and the defender are tight so the screen can be effective.
5. My team is okay at doing screens. Sometimes we use them other times we don't.
1. You screen an area.
ReplyDelete2. Backdoor, Curl and Bump.
3. When the defender follows you so they get stuck.
4. Read the defense and come off the screen tight.
5. I try to set a lot of screens for my team, so my teammates can get a easy basket or a easy srive to the hoop.
-Brett Godsick
1. You set the screen on an area.
ReplyDelete2. You can back door, curl,or bump after the screen.
3. You should curl off a screen when your defender is trailing you tight and gets caught up in the screen.
4. You come off the screener's hip and come off the screen tight.
5. My team doesn't use screens very frequently but we use a lot of cuts and fake cuts to get open looks.
Dany Zaslavsky, 1st Period