PASS AND TAKE PLACE OF
RECEIVER

This drill as the title indicates requires
the player to pass and take the place of the
receiver as indicated in the diagram. The
lines may be moved in or out to execute the
various types of passes. When the ball
reaches the end of the line the direction is
reversed toward the starting point and the
drill is sustained.

 

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a... @ DOUBLE PASS OR PASS AND

a RETURN PASS
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be In this drill the man passes across the
ye oe a pene @ floor to the man opposite. On the long pass
ees as he cuts and receives a short pass, passes
a to the next man in line and takes the place
@2 -@ of the man to whom the long pass was
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i The drill continues until the end of the
“Sy line where the direction is reversed back to
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yeratao The man receiving the short pass can
? set his feet as in the pivot and feint a pass
@s-.-.- tw to the man going to the other line before
ee Ser passing to the next man. This adds a valu-
< able phase of feinting and ball handling to

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SS uA 5 ee 6 Since the men are meeting their passes,
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and since all types of passes may be used,

a this drill is in use by many coaches.
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