to his own right and then quickly cuts to the left to receive the return pass from
 (® Im the interim, (@ has continued over to the opposite corner of the court,
apparently for the purpose of sereening’i) ‘s guard, /1] . At this juncture, (1)
cuts out in front to the free-throw area. (4) , instead of screening (1) ‘s guard,
follows quickly to hy om left near the side of the court. (3) ‘mediately snaps
the ball to @) » who is in @ splendid position to shoot a side shot, preferably a
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plays for the rebound on his side of the court, and/) euts for the center rebound
rebound. (B 1 in yrttion to Font tion vay for « paso fron ey of the
cttenaiw mani nanr the tesket, (E) slides fer = yaes-out, in ence("9 12 willed over
to the opposite side. | : :
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for a zone defensive team to prohibit the offense from getting a fairly open shot for
work on a succeeding trys It is to be remembered that the purpose of passing in
and out of the sone defense is to flatten the defense, mike it retreat, so that the
offense can shoot over ite | ,

Play 26 ‘This (Miagrem 4) is the companion to Play 1. ‘The offensive guard6, passes
the ball to/"S) and cuts for the opposite corner, apparently to screen ®, *S mre
(3 eee » after 5 has cleared the passing path of J- (3, smaps
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now snaps the ball to 5 » who in the interim has moved to his om right, near

the sideline and about 16 feet fron the outline. (6 now takes a side carom or loop
cnet ee He > follows after a rebound on his om left side of the court.
oO onte: Se He Sone ont event -4 ‘sg guard, going over near the free-throw circle