Timberview Five Out Rules

1. Ball at the Point : screen down wing to corner unless teams are sagging then
just throw the pass point to wing

2. Communication/Read on any screen wing to corner, point to wing, wing to
point :

a. Cutter calls "curl" if the defender is below the screen and
curls to the basket.

b. Cutter calls "duck" if the defender is above the screen then fakes the curl,
cuts behind the screen, parallel to the ball to the basket

c. Cutter call "switch" as a change up or echoing the defensive call and steps
to replace while the screener rolls to the basket.

d. Cutter calls "double" and curls or ducks with the second cutter following
and the screener stepping back for open shots.

e. The Screener can always call "Go" and fake the screen and cut through.

3. Ball at the point

a) wing screen down to the corner

b) ball on the wing point screen opposite mid-post/elbow and

c) ball in the corner screen wing to elbow.

4. Point to wing screen is less of a screen more of a rub. I
teach wings to time it so they are rubbing off the moving player.

5. Communication with the screener is critical because it keys their reaction.

6. I have a great Four Around One which allows drives with good spacing from
four spots and posts the mismatch.

All players in all five spots with no player locked into posting if you are
interested. Great High low for mismatch. It take 15 minutes to teach.