Players will line-up in positions 1-4. (Where each player is on sketch). Red player will receive the rebound pass from the coach and then will run to the 45. (Where arrow is pointed). The yellow player will run to the opposite short corner (Black cone). The grey player will run to the corner (Orange cone). The blue player will run to the top of the 3 point line. Once the red player dribbles to the 45 they will pass the ball off to the blue player, the blue player will then pass to the grey player which has seen the pass and has cut towards the green cone. The then recieve the ball and look under the hoop or on the opposite side (black cone) for the yellow player who will then finish the play.
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