How To Teach The 2 Man Game (DHO, Get Action, Ball Screens, Pin Downs)

[@joeyantley2412]

LOVE YOUR BREAKDOWNS!!!!!!!!! Thank you for your actions.

[@deandrepage1048]

Horns Double Staggered Pindown Screen was my favorite as long as the DHO is Scoring Option #2 after passing to the cutter off the Double Pindown for catch & shoot for the 3-point shot

[@tylerclayton6081]

Good breakdown man. I’m new to basketball

[@chadspencer9302]

This is fantastic. Love it bro

[@fabriziorazzetti1962]

Thanks for the great work

[@mrhoopfan1]

great stuff!

[@lebon25]

Great breakdown. What are the reads if they switch the 2 man game?

[@mcfuckinanotheraccount808]

look for an advantage (mismatch), or an opportunity to atack the switch with a slip, fake handoff and drive, backdoor, some movement of that sort. or repeat knowing it's a switch and do that

[@northofmainstreet7281]

Overall this is great but re-screen is illegal in high school or the refs in the league I coach in are really touchy about re-screen

[@benjaminmurphy547]

I know many coaches teach players to look to "reject" the action first. Do you do that?

[@mcfuckinanotheraccount808]

That's a basic principle of offense, you have to always have the reject as your first option in any action you do, to keep the defense honest and always have them guarding both options. Getting open? Backdoor. Going for a DHO? Backdoor. Going for the Get? Backdoor. Playing a Pin-Down? Reject. Playing the PnR? Reject. Simple as that, make the defense pay for overplaying.