Cut-throat
Break up your team into teams of three. This is basically a 3 on 3 game. The team on offense must pass 3 times before taking a shot. All passes must be a bounce pass unless the pass is dumped in the post.
L-Cut
When executing an "L-Cut" you start at the block on the edge of the free throw lane and walk your defender up the side of the lane.
Pocket Cut
In this diagram, the coach has dribbled in order to allow more time for a scoring opportunity for #1 to develop. Player #5 helps obstruct the defender's route to the elbow. Teammate #1 catches the ball at the elbow and shoots.
The shuffle - basic cut by Andrew Haysom
Starting Positions
1 - First Cutter (has the ball).
Sets up about 6 feet from sideline, higher then the three point line.
2 - Second Cutter.
Cut Off the Screen and Score!
Learning the fundamentals of basketball screen plays is an important part of your offensive skills.
Cut: A quick offensive move by a player willing to get an open position for an eventual shot.
Dead-ball foul: A foul committed while the ball is not in play and the clock is stopped.
Cut - a quick movement by an offensive player to elude an opponent or to receive the ball.
Cylinder - the imaginary area directly above the basket where goaltending or basket interference can occur.
Cut - An offensive move to elude a defender or drive to the basket.
Cylinder - The imaginary area directly above the basket where goaltending or basket interference can occur.
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Cut -An quick offensive move, usually towards the BASKET, to get into a position to shoot. This can usually be seen in combination with a CROSS OVER.
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"Cut and Double"
We use the "cut and double" tactic along the sidelines. X5 will try to force O1 to speed-dribble up the sideline, and will then sprint ahead of and "cut" (stop) O1 somewhere along the sideline...
V
V-cut: See cuts.
W
Weak side: See help side.
Wing: (1) The area on the court where the 3-point arc meets the free throw line extended. (2) The offensive player who plays in that area.
Cut
A quick change in direction, to elude a defender or find an open area on the floor. As a verb, to make a cut.
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V-Cut Passing Players partner up, each pair with a ball. · Partners face each other about 10 to 15 feet apart.
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SPLIT CUT ON INBOUNDS PASS:
Whether you screen to get open or cut to get open, you must decide where you want your cutters to be to put the most pressure on the defense.
Pass and Cut
Two lines: post players on the block and guards on the same side wing. Have post players take turns posting each other up.
Drive: To cut, with or without the ball, towards the basket.
Dunk: Shot slammed through the basket from above the rim.
backdoor cut An offensive play in which a player on the perimeter steps away from the basket, drawing the defender along, then suddenly cuts to the basket behind the defender for a pass. The opposite of a V cut.
Cut: A quick offensive move by a player trying to get free for a pass.
Denial Defense: aggressive individual defense where the defensive player works hard to keep the offensive player from receiving a pass.
The Shuffle offense - Basic Cut and Strong-Side Split (in PDF format -39Kb)
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Q: My team had just made a basket to cut our deficit by 3 with 4 seconds left. We called time out to set up the press. Their player recieved the ball from the ref, we had their only man up double teamed.
Make sure the pick player establishes the pick prior to the ball handler trying to cut past the pick.
The pick player should be in a strong, balanced stance and standing still.
If the defender slides to cut you off, dip the lead shoulder and continue to sell the drive. This forces the defender to fully commit to stopping your initial move, and makes it more difficult for him to react to your counter.
Players need to pass,cut,and run hard during this drill.Run at game speed.
Do layups first,then you can do shots last ,just place a cone from the spot you want them to shoot from.
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Bends with the trolley tracks, and stops, cut off
Before it has a chance to go two blocks,
At Colonel McComsky Plaza. Berth's Garage
Is on the corner facing west, and there,
Most days, you'll find Flick Webb, who helps Berth out.
The only catch is that there is no short cut - it requires hard work, discipline and dedication. If anyone has the holy grail to explosive vertical leap, it would be Jacob. Visit Jacob's Jump Manual.
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Two-player games are called singles or "one-up" (1-on-1 for the entire game); three-player games are called "Ironman" or "Cut-throat" (2-on-1 for the entire game), wherein each player take turns serving to the other two.
Lay the backboard on a work desk or a dry piece of ground. Cut around the chip or the crack with the box cutter, removing any damaged areas. Sand the inside of the backboard.
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Players need to learn the fundamentals of offense. The greatest plays ever dreamed cannot work if players do not pass, cut or communicate well. The worst plays ever conceived will work if players know how to cut, pass, and communicate.
Countdown
During a the scrimmage I would start counting down from 10 (10-9-8-7-6 ...) Giving the players an idea what the end of a quarter is like, it cut down on the those wild half court shots with 5 seconds to go.
The defense players position themselves to block these shots. Offense players move around the basket and cut past defense players (abruptly changing direction to get past the defense) until they can set up a reasonably clear shot.
When you practice your shooting, shoot, rebound, pass the ball out to the passer, make a cut to get the ball, receive and shoot.
Crossover: basketball games glossary term for quickly dribbling the ball from the right hand to the left hand or vice versa.
Cut: rapid movement around a challenger or to a court opening.
 See also: Ball, Basket, Basketball, Pass, Defense
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