There are several alignment options available to coaches when running the 4-Out Offense as well.
Each has their own advantages and disadvantages.
1 and 4 are in the slots.
2 and 3 are on the wings.
In this alignment, the corners are filled by 2 and 3.
1 and 4 are in the slots.
In this alignment, 5 is positioned high to be used as a screener or facilitator. This also opens up driving and cutting opportunities with a player removed from the rim.
In this 4-Out alignment, 5 always stays on the opposite block (depending on the side the ball is on).
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