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    This play diagram shows a half-court set where player 1 passes to 4, who then passes to 3, while 5 sets a screen for 2. 2 then screens for 5, who comes off the screen to receive the ball from 3 and score. The play is designed to move the ball quickly around the court through a series of passes and screens to get an open shot.

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    This play diagram shows a half-court set where player 1 passes to 4, who then passes to 3, while 5 sets a screen for 2. 2 then screens for 5, who comes off the screen to receive the ball from 3 and score. The play is designed to move the ball quickly around the court through a series of passes and screens to get an open shot.

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    This play diagram shows a half-court set where player 1 passes to 4, who then passes to 3, while 5 sets a screen for 2. 2 then screens for 5, who comes off the screen to receive the ball from 3 and score. The play is designed to move the ball quickly around the court through a series of passes and screens to get an open shot.

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    of 1

    2 Series

    2 Down Roll Reverse


    Half-Court Sets
    Frame 1

    5 2
    3

    1
    4

    1 passes to 4. 4 passes to 3. 5 sets a


    flex-screen for 2. 2 comes off the flex-screen
    and re-screens for 5. 5 comes off the screen
    to receive the ball to score.

    "7 Seconds or Less" Playbook, March 2, 2009, Page 34

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