AND A MOVING SCREMH.

‘Porrest C. Allen, Basketball Coach
ee

Offense

the title of the Kansas offensive signifies an offensive roll or
grapevine dom the floor with the men passing at angles and running in curves,
interspersing a pivot only when the offensive man is confronted with a defens-
is only for the purpose of ensbling the player to break in the open so that
he may pass. The dribble is on individual play, consequently paseing should
be resorted to whenever possible. ‘hen a player passes to a teammate in an
unguarded position and the passer aut ——
tus play is mown as the perfect offensive play.

Passing and cutting are encouraged more in the passing gane than they
are in the dribbling game. In the passing game the opponents are faced with
many more passing angles to overcome then in the dribbling game.

When the dribbie is used we teach the low dribble for security. when
an offensive player is in danger of losing the ball to an opponent we teach