Destroy any Zone Defense with this ZONE splitter offense

Coaches, I hope you are doing very well today. What we have here is, if you ever got stuck getting beat by a

zone

defense

, what we have here is a

zone

divider, that's what I call it. They can call the play whatever they want. you're out there, uh, one, two, three, green, purple, blue, whatever you want to call it, but

this

right here will help you beat any odd front zone which could be a 3-2, which could be a 131, could be a 113, so let's take a look so typically, if you're set up against a 3-2 zone, you're going to have

this

like two up, two down, down and one in the corner, your two people here are going to be your base runner, your four and five.

They take turns flashing towards the center depending on which side the ball is on so let's take a look at the next type of move here the ball was turned towards the two normally your defender would come out so you would just throw it towards the four and the four would put it in now, you could have the other defender come help, which then you would just leave it here at the five and the five would take it for the layup. Now let's talk about if we reverse the ball and the two swings because it's a baseline runner, okay, kick it to two.

The defender comes out the same, stupid, even the five and the five can go ahead and shoot the ball, so it works both ways. There four could have shined earlier if he wanted or he could have stayed there at the back, now let's say the one with the ball so the opposing big flashers can fool him into the middle, he can turn and shoot or if this defender shows up he you can drop it to four or you can kick it to two for an open three. All of these options you should list to your players for when they play a 3-2 again and you are practicing this. we're just going over the options here, so again the ball is reversed my four flashes my two in the corner my defender moves again I do it back all these moves one can go straight to the four if they want to They discovered that Gap comes to where they're overdoing it to two because Two is a shooter so you can bring it right down to four and four could go up, it all depends on what you want to teach your guys to do and then one could have dribbled over a little bit to two, four they can set up a screen for five, this is another wrinkle that you can put in there after a while, you can make it a set call, five runs under and two can just tip over.