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Category: Basketball Terminology

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Basketball Terminology UCLA Cut

The famous UCLA cut is a high back screen and cut with player 5 and player 1. We have player 1 passing the ball to player 2, and player 5 …

Basketball Terminology

Basketball Terminology Ghost Screen

A ghost screen is a fake screen where the screener runs into open space after pretending to set a screen.

Basketball Terminology

Shuffle Cut/Princton/Chin Cut Basketball Terminology

A shuffle screen is going towards the ball and then using the screen to go away from the ball, cutting to the basket.

Basketball Terminology

Speed Cut/Scissor Cut Basketball Terminology

After the pass, the player cuts to the post and gets a hand-off pass for a layup.

Basketball Terminology

Zipper Cut Basketball Terminology

This basketball cut is commonly used to cut from the post area to the high post or to the perimeter area.

Basketball Terminology

Straight Basketball Cut – Basketball Terminology

This cut is very straightforward, it’s just a straight line cut.

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Slip Cut Basketball Terminology

Slip cut is an effective way to cut to the basket while setting a screen. If the defenders try to switch or are not paying attention, the player setting the …

Basketball Terminology

Basket Cut Basketball Terminology

A basket cut is a cut towards the basket. Players start first running towards the ball and then cutting to the basket.

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Curl Cut Basketball Terminology

A curl cut is when a player cuts in a curved line towards the basket as shown on the diagram.

L-Cut
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L-Cut Basketball Terminology

L-Cut is a simple cut that forms an L-shaped pattern of running. It’s a move where a player goes straight and then chooses to either cut hard left or right.

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