Michigan Wolverines use a simple pick-and-pop from a run out or Spread Ball Screen to create numbers advantages for their offense.
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Player 4 sets the running slip or pick-and-pop from the four-low alignment
The goal is to get two players on the ball and find Player 4 with an advantage with the throwback pass
X2 has a dilemma - stay on corner player or run at Player 4?
The pick and pop creates a brief 2v1. Player 4 must be ready to shoot on the catch or drive anyone that closes hard at them
Should x2 run hard at Player 4, transfer the advantage with a "one more" pass to Player 2
5 sets ball screen or running slip for 1 and pops toward the single side
1 makes throwback pass to 5
X2 has a dilemma - stay on corner player or run at Player 5?
The pick and pop creates a brief 2v1. Player 5 must be ready to shoot on the catch or drive anyone that closes hard at them
Should x2 run hard at Player 5, transfer the advantage with a "one more" pass to Player 2
When the defense traps or aggressively hedges the high ball screen, the screener (player 5) "short rolls" to the middle of the floor
Player 1 finds player 5
This creates a 3v2 numbers advantage
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