3-on-0 kick-out
 | 1 Ian MacKinnon a) 1 drives baseline, passes to 6 and closes out, 6 makes a "one more" pass to 2 in the corner for a shot. 6 is the next shooter, 1 replaces 6. First player to make five baskets. (Variations) - 1 passes to 2 in the corner, closes out, 2 passes to 6 for a shot. Tom Crean - always be in the slot on a baseline drift pass, it's the most open shot in the game. - 6 goes to 90 degrees above the ballside elbow and skip passes to 2 (in a game, a weakside low post has cut to the dots). Progression - 1 drives middle, 6 and 2 widen the drive (or 2 backcuts). coachesclipboard.ca - One-more shooting - 1 drives baseline, 2 drifts to the corner, 6 slides to 45 degrees from the top of the key, 1 passes to 2, 6 calls "one more", 2 passes to 6 for a shot, a coach behind the baseline passes to 2 for a shot. Progression - 1 can pass to 6, 2 calls "one more" for a pass from 6. |
 | 2 b) 1 drives from the top, kicks to 2 and closes out high side, 2 drives baseline and kicks to 3 drifting to the weakside corner, 2 follows his pass, 3 drives middle for a layup (don't drive baseline, that's where the defence is). 1 replaces 2, who is the next shooter. Make 8-10 layups in a row. (Variation - 3 shoots from the corner) See Shooting - Kick-out close-out. |
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