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Floppy

Floppy is a coaching concept involving shooter (usually off-screen shooter or movement shooter) starts on the baseline under the rim and reads two.

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What is Floppy?

Floppy is a coaching concept involving shooter (usually off-screen shooter or movement shooter) starts on the baseline under the rim and reads two.

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Source volumeBasketball Knowledge Vault/vol4_ncaa_systems_archetypes_scouting.md
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Bilingual terms

EnglishFloppy
Simplified ChineseFloppy 跑位
Traditional ChineseFloppy 戰術

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