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    EUROBASKET 2007 (Men) Spain

    Download Organizer File SPAIN EUROBASKET 2007, MEN TEAM CHARACTERISTICS Cohensive, confident, hard playing team. Offensive weapons at all five spots, especially in the post. When the ball goes ...


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    EUROBASKET 2007, MEN

    TEAM CHARACTERISTICS
    Cohensive, confident, hard playing team. Offensive weapons at all five spots, especially in the post.
    When the ball goes inside, defenders are attracted to it, creating perimeter opportunities to space
    and prepare to shoot. Strong offensively inside and outside. Play together very well as witnessed by
    their excellent passing, cutting and decision making. Scoring comes in transition, half court offense
    and from the free throw line. Defensively they mix it up keeping the offense off balance. Will play the
    entire court or half court man or zone. Pressure on the ball is constant and the passing lanes are
    contested. Size inside also makes it difficult to finish at the rim. A good number of shots are blocked
    or at least altered.

    TRANSITION
    Extremely dangerous in transition. Takes them a very short amount of time to get the ball to the
    offensive end, either by turnover or defensive rebound. Green light by wings when ball is thrown
    ahead on the break. Put a lot of pressure on the opponent to get back defensively and pick up
    quickly. If defender is not to shooters on the catch it is too late. Shooting in transition leaves good
    chances for posts to crash the offensive glass. They will score or get fouled when they rebound it off
    missed shots in transition.

    OFFENSIVE TENDENCIES
    A team of many offensive weapons. Difficult for the defense to stop all parts of this offense; inside,
    outside, shooting, one-on-one play, offensive rebounding. Excellent shooting team but even better
    passing the ball. Play with extreme confidence on offense and have a keen sense of where
    teammates are on the floor at all times. Post play is the anchor to the offense, as they attempt to get
    it inside every possession. Posts are big, can get angles and score in the post and mid-post area and
    are excellent passers out of the post.

    SET PLAYS
    1. Wing entry, point takes back screen to the basket, ball reversal. Small/big cross screen for post
      iso.
    2. High post pass from point. Point cuts through and chooses to come out the double or single side
      for shot.
    3. Like #2 but wing player cuts baseline from one corner to the other using two baseline screens.

    ZONE OFFENSE
    Diversified zone attack. Combination of zone principles, man offense and quick hitting set plays. Lots
    of screening on the top, ball side and weak side. Will flare screen for the point guard after he passes
    to the wing. Posts will slip into open areas after screening, usually in the paint. By hitting open
    perimeter shots, the inside game opens up. Good ball and player movement. Usually force the
    defense out of their zone and back to man to man.

    OB PLAYS
    Most frequent baseline OB is a screen the screener play. Post screens to get guard open on ball side
    wing and steps up the lane. When he draws the defender a little higher on the lane, he receives back
    screen to the open side of the floor for lay up.

    DEFENSIVE CHARACTERISTICS
    They defend you all over the floor, baseline to baseline. Mix up man to man defense, 3-2 zone and
    full court man to man and 1-2-2 trapping zone defense. Very aggressive, hard playing defenders.
    Goal is to trap and disrupt the offense all over the floor. Press after made free throws or dead balls.
    Jump through passing lanes in the half court to steal ball and score on the other end.
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