Pop-out
 | 1 2 and 3 get open on the wing (e.g., v-cut, L-cut) for passes. Options - hop-pivot off the inside foot to jump behind the pass and catch it with a jump stop facing the basket - catch the ball in a jump stop with back to the defender, shielding the ball, then reverse pivot on the outside foot into triple threat - open pivot - forward pivot on the inside foot, can attack the middle with a blast step - catch and drop - a 1-2 stop with the inside foot as pivot, then reverse pivot and drop step with the outside foot. See Bobcat shooting |
 | 2 2 and 3 shoot, self rebound, and go with their ball up the middle to the other passing line. 7 and 8 are the next shooters, 1 and 4 follow their passes. Options - blast or crossover drive middle or baseline to the rim (pro-hop, reverse or regular lay-up) - add a sweep, shot fake or jab step (e.g., jab baseline, crossover middle) - spin-dribble layup - one-dribble pull-up - bully move - step-back move - jump stop, step through (up and under) or reverse pivot - drive baseline, jump stop, reverse pivot, pass back to the passer, pop to the corner - drive middle, pick up the dribble, step through. See Pistons bust-up and cutting drills. |
 | 3 Variation - shooters pop out from the baseline, or fake the pop-out then flare to the corner for a pass. Can use a cone or chair on the blocks as screens (see Using downscreens).. |
 | 4 Other variations - shooters blast cut from the corners - balls on the wing, shooters loop from the corners (zipper cuts) - balls in the corners, shooters start out top (pop down) Also see the Team catch and shoot drill. |
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