To begin with, you need a player in all four corners of the court with a basketball. You also need a player at the end of the court, underneath the basket, with a basketball. Along with this player, there needs to be two players out in the corners who will be passers with the middle player, and then eventually shooters at the other end of the floor.
The player at the end of the court underneath the basket starts with a pass to either side. These two players then advance up the court with the middle-man. The player in the middle only makes two passes. He then ends with a lay-up at the opposite end of the court. After the second pass has been made back to the middle-man, they then cross, coming toward the players standing in the corner with the basketball. They call out the passers name and receive the pass for a jump shot. Coaches, you can choose what type of shot or pass you would like to have made. The passers then become the players who will make the return trip down the floor with the middle-man, who gets his own rebound. The same procedure is taken with the return trip. However, there should be a man waiting in the middle to start the next trip down the floor.
Passing, shooting, and communication
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