5-Out Entry Series: Delay
5-Out Entry Series: Delay: Chicago refers specifically to a DHO for a player who first comes off a pindown screen before receiving the handoff.
Team Offense
3.6 Modern Post Play in 5-Out Offenses
In 5-Out, the post-up is an opportunistic action, not a set play.
Direct answer
What is 3.6 Modern Post Play in 5-Out Offenses?
In 5-Out, the post-up is an opportunistic action, not a set play.
Quick facts
| Category | Team Offense |
|---|---|
| Source volume | BASKETBALL_PLAY_VAULT.md |
What it is
- In 5-Out, the post-up is an opportunistic action, not a set play.
- Not thrown to a stationary post player — thrown to a cutter or roll man moving at full speed.
- All four perimeter players have spaced to corners and wings 4.
How it works
- Big receives ball at the top via Pistol action
- Instead of handing off, the big keeps the ball
- All four perimeter players have spaced to corners and wings
- Big dribbles into the post — guard's defender has chased the guard action and is now out of position
- Mismatch post-up: Big sets a screen, ball-handler uses it, big seals the switching defender — posting up a smaller player 2.
Bilingual terms
| English | 3.6 Modern Post Play in 5-Out Offenses |
|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | 3.6 五外站位体系中的现代低位打法 |
| Traditional Chinese | 3.6 5-Out進攻中的現代後場進攻 |
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