Inbounds Plays Playbook - eBasketballCoach

Discover 32 Proven Inbounds Plays To Get Your Team An Easy Basket!

Introducing the Ultimate Inbounds Plays Playbook

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What's Inside?

Did you know that your team gets around 4 to 8 inbounds play opportunities in a typical game?

Inside the Inbounds Plays Playbook, you'll discover 32 PROVEN inbounds plays from the sideline and baseline that work for ALL ages and competitive levels.

Here's a sample of what's included:

Findlay BOB: an extremely effective "T-set" play that's almost unstoppable against man to man defense

Rhode Island Box: my favorite inbounds play for kids under 12. Easy to teach, easy to run, and works like crazy!

Maryland (vs zone): uses a 1-4 alignment and some tricky screens to spread out the zone, and leave your center wide open for a quick flash down the lane and an easy layup!

Calvin: a simple (but wickedly effective) baseline play that frees up your inbounder for a wide open spot up three

Box 1: a killer "screen the screener" action that gets your 2-guard an easy 10-foot bank shot (works best against overly aggressive defenses!)

14 (vs zone): a sneaky baseline inbounds set that uses ball reversals and "zone screens" to get your 4-man an easy lob and finish at the basket!

Red Wolves: a sideline box play that sets up the defense for a quick back door lob.

SUNY 12: designed to get your best shooter an open three from the corner, or get your best post player an isolation on the block

Wide: uses a "Flex Screen" as a decoy, while freeing up your center for a quick cut down the lane and an easy two points!

Oklahoma: a multi-step play that gets you two good looks at a post-up... one for the two-guard and one for the power forward!

Kansas Curl: a super-simple play that uses a quick double screen from the 4 and 5 to get your shooting guard a wide open three from the corner

To shorten the learning curve and really make sure you and your players "get" this stuff immediately, every play is explained with detailed diagrams and "brain dead" simple coaching tips and pointers.

You'll get step by step details and illustrations explaining:

The goal of the play and how you'll use it to score

Detailed responsibilities for each position, 1 through 5

Primary, secondary, and "release" options

Reads, options and counters to help you outsmart opposing coaches

Built By Championship Coaches

Michael Peck
(University of Texas at San Antonio)

3x ESPN NHSI Champions in 5 years (2008-12)

Three straight ESPN NHSI Championships

4 NBA draft picks in 2 years

157-8 record (including a 65-0 record at home)

Morgan Wooten
(DeMatha Catholic HS)

5 high school national championships (1962, 1965, 1968, 1978, 1984)

22 Washington, D.C. championships (1961–1966, 1968, 1970–1973, 1978, 1979, 1981–1984, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1998, 2002)

33 WCAC championships (1961–1968, 1970–1976, 1978–1985, 1987, 1988, 1990–1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2001, 2002)

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