Basketball Plays

The simplest concept of the 5 out offense. After every pass, cut to the rim while the others rotate to the closest open spot.

Dribble penetration rotations for the 5 out offense. When a player drives to the basket, everyone else rotates to fill the open spots.

Quick hitter that runs flex action out of the 5 out alignment. Flex cuts and screens without needing a traditional post setup.

Off-ball screen rules for the 5 out offense. If the cutter goes to the rim the screener pops, if the cutter comes out the screener rolls.

Princeton Point offense principles adapted to a 5 out alignment, combining off-ball screens with the pick and roll.

One way to run the Dribble Drive offense with 5 out principles. Keeps the floor spread so drivers have room to attack the rim.

Ball screen rules for the 5 out offense. Pass and follow with a ball screen, the roll acts like a cut and everyone rotates.

Dribble at backdoor rule for the 5 out offense. When a teammate dribbles at you, cut backdoor, then the offense flows on as before.

Simple double screen set out of the 5 out alignment. A shooter comes off a stagger screen for an open look.

Backdoor cut rule for the 5 out offense. When the defense denies the ball reversal, cut backdoor every time, using the 3-point line as a guide.

Post up options in the 5 out offense. Duck in and seal your defender after a basket cut or a backdoor cut to get a post feed.

Flare screens and slips on both sides of the floor out of a 5 out set to spring shooters open.

A 5-out motion offense with all five players spaced outside, moving in a circle pattern to keep the defense working.