I don't have a PDF or anything to send. Just the video.The rules are basically to start in the 1-4 to confuse a 2-3 or 3-2, as someone has to be available for a pass. Ultimately, use that to get the ball to the elbow and exploit however they decide to defend the ball there.
@@hoopmania9912 More of the highlights are versus a 1-2-2 than a 2-3, including the first 3 and the ones in the big arena with the purple seats. As for how it works, it depends how the defense adjusts. It's essentially a 1-4 high to start, so the bottom 2 have nobody to defend. Do they stay like that and give up one pass to the wing for 3s? Do they give up the elbow jump shots? We're playing 4v2 unless they adjust. When they adjust, that's what creates the openings for the layups.
Hi Brian. I like the 1-4 action you show in this video. Have you run this against a 1-3-1 zone? If so, do you have video of it?
I rarely see a 1-3-1. I would run it against one if I faced one, but I know I do not have video against a 1-3-1.
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Awesome. Can I get a pdf or rules?
I don't have a PDF or anything to send. Just the video.The rules are basically to start in the 1-4 to confuse a 2-3 or 3-2, as someone has to be available for a pass. Ultimately, use that to get the ball to the elbow and exploit however they decide to defend the ball there.
@@BrianMcCormick does this work against 1-2-2? Seems like some of the gaps would be filled on that defense compared to 2-3
@@hoopmania9912 More of the highlights are versus a 1-2-2 than a 2-3, including the first 3 and the ones in the big arena with the purple seats. As for how it works, it depends how the defense adjusts. It's essentially a 1-4 high to start, so the bottom 2 have nobody to defend. Do they stay like that and give up one pass to the wing for 3s? Do they give up the elbow jump shots? We're playing 4v2 unless they adjust. When they adjust, that's what creates the openings for the layups.
@@BrianMcCormick this is great thanks for the response
@@hoopmania9912 No problem.