If you are going to run an entry over 30 times during the game, please practice the skills necessary to make the play work. Now, I get that the the high screen and roll is the hot thing- all the NBA guys are doing it, most college teams are doing it, then high school and younger teams should be doing it, right?
Wrong. Unless your team has the skill set to make the play work, you should not be running this two-man play. Instead, use the time in practice you would have spent working on the play to work on the skills necessary to make the play work.
More on that as we go.
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