Double Drag / Two-Screen Action
Mechanics: Two screeners set consecutive screens for the Primary Ball Handler.
Individual Skills
Mechanics: A screener moves toward the ball-handler (the opposite of the traditional PnR, where the ball-handler moves toward the screener).
Direct answer
Mechanics: A screener moves toward the ball-handler (the opposite of the traditional PnR, where the ball-handler moves toward the screener).
| Category | Individual Skills |
|---|---|
| Source volume | Basketball Knowledge Vault/vol5_professional_the_frontier.md |
| English | Drag Screen / Dribble Screen |
|---|---|
| Simplified Chinese | 拖拽掩护/运球掩护 |
| Traditional Chinese | Drag 掩護 / 運球掩護 |
Mechanics: Two screeners set consecutive screens for the Primary Ball Handler.
A dribble retreat occurs when a ball handler, recognizing that the primary action won't work, retreats backward (away from the basket) using the dribble to reset the offense.
The screener's first responsibility is to arrive at the screen location at the correct moment and with proper positioning.
A quick side action where a guard dribbles toward a teammate, pitches the ball, then flows into an immediate pick-and-roll.
Setup: Handler initiates DHO with big.
An Off-Ball Double Screen involves two offensive players setting simultaneous screens for one cutter — not in sequence (that is a stagger), but at the same time, side by side.