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Sideline Out of Bounds
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Sideline Out of Bounds Plays
Utilize these sideline inbounds plays when you need to get the basketball in from the sideline. You will find out of bounds plays with varied and multiple scoring options, last second plays, and from plays that can be run from various spots on the sideline.
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Weakside Sideline Play
By: Jeff Osterman
This sideline out of bounds play utilizes several screen actions -- a staggered screen and a screen-the-screener to create an open shot opportunity in the lane area. A great sideline play to use in the when a last second shot is necessary. . . .
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Backcourt Sideline Advantage Play
The Sideline Advantage Play is an out of bounds play that can be used when inbounding the basketball from the defensive sideline when there are mere seconds left in the game. It is most effective when the defense is playing man-to-man defense with some pressure so you can create a numerical advantage at the offensive end of the court. . . .
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Reversal Read
The Reversal Read sideline inbounds play can be used most effectively when taking the ball out of bounds near the free throw line extended. The objective is to make the defense move and create open scoring opportunities by reversing the basketball quickly. . . .
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Cut off the Flash Sideline Play
The 'Cut off the Flash' sideline inbounds play is a good play you can use to get an easy layup. With a couple of good cuts, the receiver should be open for the inbounds pass. Occupied defenders also negates their opportunity to help on the quick drive and layup. . . .
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Double Screen Clear Out
Run this sideline inbounds play from the defensive sideline when you need a score in the last few seconds of the half or game. If you have a player that can penetrate and one that is a shooting threat, this play is particularly effective. . . .
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Sideline Misdirection
This misdirection play from a sideline out of bounds situation is designed to produce a jump shot from the short corner. It can be run against man or zone defenses and can also be used as a last second option at the end of a half or game. . . .
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Sideline Split
Sideline split is a sideline inbounds play that offers up a couple of great scoring options. Two players split or criss-cross off of the inbounds receiver looking for a pass for an easy shot. An added option is that it creates a 1-on-1 opportunity for the inbounds receiver. . . .
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Big Man Out
A sideline out of bounds play designed to draw the opponent's big man away from the basket to create an easy scoring opportunity. . . .
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Box Staggered Reversal
A sideline out of bounds play that begins in a box formation and utilizes a staggered double screen and dribble reversal to create an open shot opportunity. . . .
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Reversal for 3
This sideline out of bounds play can be used when you are specifically looking for a three-point shot. You might also find it useful when starting a half or quarter to get your best shooter an open 3. . . .
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Backscreen the Passer
This sideline out of bounds play utilizes a backscreen for the inbounds passer to create an open scoring opportunity. It also includes a couple of other possible scoring options. . . .
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Basket Cut Options
This sideline out of bounds play is designed as a last-second scoring play when there are about 5 seconds left in the game. A quick shot may be possible with this play, but an open shot is usually attained after a second pass and cut. . . .
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Last Second Sidecourt X-Out Plays
These X-Out plays are designed as last second plays to be executed when inbounding the basketball in the frontcourt and from the side. Each play begins from the 'X' formation and should be chosen based upon time left on clock and whether you are down by 2 or 3 points. . . .
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Backcourt Line Play
This inbounds play can be used when the defense is pressuring you in the backcourt and you are taking the ball out of bounds on the side. . . .
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Box Lob Double
Use this frontcourt side out-of-bounds play at anytime of the game, but the lob option also makes it a great last second scoring chance. . . .
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