the play and embling ©) to got a suscessful and, if the ball should drop in this
territory, en umolested rebound shots G@) ana (5) equilise in their territorial
positions and are equally potent on either offense or defenses

 

 

ng pmatenting offensive plays agninst a tone defense the set up of
the offense must be idemtical with thet use in penetrating the maneforeen defenses
To be effective both offensive set ups must look the seme to the opponent.

the reader should compare Diagrams 1 and 2 against 5 and 4, and should note
of the play. However, the path of the ball is vory different. The ball can be
rendily amoped fran gumi to canter to guani to forwinl, as opportunity presente.
Nor purposes of Glarifiention these plays are mabered, but ina ome sitution it
is not necessary to cali theme Any of the rear three of the offensive men, mmely,
the canter or either of the two guanis my initiate the play.

The two offensive forwards are stationed 10 feet from the endline and 10 feet
from the sidelines The other three offensive men are & fect in front of the division
line, with the center occupying the center position and the two guards on the out-
offense should pull its tlrec<mn line up to within 8 or 10 feet of the first line of
Play ls Im this play (Dingrem 3) the setup of the attacking team is emotily the same
as thet for penetrating munfor<mn defense. Offensive guard (4) amps the ball to
— @ goes past G) , G) push-passes or chest-shovespasses the ball to (2), who
comes straight formard from his position to receive the tall, (3) feints slightly