Patrick Hunt screen the zone
 | 1 That's a Foul, April 2004 a) 4 screens the bottom defender, 3 can work the sideline for a skip pass. In addition to screening, other keys in beating a zone are: - fast break, and an early zone attack from transition - attack the glass with at least 3 rebounders - get high-percentage shots the first 3-4 possessions - pass with patience, the zone will deteriorate after a few passes - reverse the ball - take it away from a shooter, bring it back - use pass fakes to shift the zone - gap the zone (alignment) - gap and freeze dribble, dribble entry - putting posts behind the zone (e.g., level with the backboard, or short corner) - attack from the back (run players baseline, flash into the post from behind, look for lob passes). |
 | 2 b) 4 screens the middle defender, will be open inside if the bottom defender comes out on 3. |
 | 3 c) 4 and 3 screen, 1 flares for a skip pass. |
 | 4 d) 1 dribbles off the top screen. |
 | 5 e) 4 can post up inside after screening the middle. |
 | 6 f) 4 screens the top player then dives inside to post up. |
 | 7 g) 1 uses a dribble entry, 3 shallow cuts high. |
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