NBA Tactics
Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:50 pm
can anyone explain what the tactics in numbers like 1-2-3-4 in offense and defance. thx [=
Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:55 pm
1 means one, 2 means two, 3 means three, 4 means four 
I'm kidding it means how many players are in which part of the court in the certaint time, I think... correct me if I'm wrong, I would appreciate that
I'm kidding it means how many players are in which part of the court in the certaint time, I think... correct me if I'm wrong, I would appreciate that
Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:57 pm
no lol i mean the numbers 1-2-3-4 not the positions of the players i mean the tactics like "isohunt" or "Post Up" or "pick and roll" (i just know what is pick n roll)
i need explanation for tactics
i need explanation for tactics
Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:41 pm
So ..
You know what Pick and Roll is.
Isolation is one option, it isolates a player and it creates an 1 on 1 situation, cause all your guys move out the way and draw their defenders with them.
At Post Up simply one of your bigs is posting up in the low-post and wants the ball.
What's the fourth? I think it's also a kinda pick and roll play.
At defense, there's the Half Court Man-to-Man, which is the basic defense most of the time. Every player guards his guy but only in their own half of the court.
Full Court Man-to-Man is the same as above, but your guys will guard their assignments more aggressive and over the whole court.
There's also a 2-3 Zone Defense which is an alternative to man-to-man. The players are assigned to a certain area to cover, instead of guarding a specific player.
At Double Team, an additional player will help you and double the guy you're defending and try to force a turnover.
You know what Pick and Roll is.
Isolation is one option, it isolates a player and it creates an 1 on 1 situation, cause all your guys move out the way and draw their defenders with them.
At Post Up simply one of your bigs is posting up in the low-post and wants the ball.
What's the fourth? I think it's also a kinda pick and roll play.
At defense, there's the Half Court Man-to-Man, which is the basic defense most of the time. Every player guards his guy but only in their own half of the court.
Full Court Man-to-Man is the same as above, but your guys will guard their assignments more aggressive and over the whole court.
There's also a 2-3 Zone Defense which is an alternative to man-to-man. The players are assigned to a certain area to cover, instead of guarding a specific player.
At Double Team, an additional player will help you and double the guy you're defending and try to force a turnover.