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  • RaychelSnr
    Executive Editor
    • Jan 2007
    • 4846

    #1

    Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick & Roll Offense in NBA 2K16


    Traditional power forwards like Carlos Boozer, who love to patrol the mid-range area and post up outside the paint, haven't gone completely extinct, but they're becoming increasingly rare in today's NBA as executives continue to draft and sign power forwards who can stretch out defenses with the threat of their 3-point shot.

    However, big men like Boozer, whose shooting is only reliable from mid-range and close-range, can still be effective offensive weapons in NBA 2K16, so long as you match them with an appropriate playbook and freelance offense.

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  • Semipro91
    Rookie
    • Nov 2011
    • 172

    #2
    Good read. You can also do similar things with pick and fades as long as you use the right big man. Parker/Aldridge combo is deadly.

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    • The 24th Letter
      ERA
      • Oct 2007
      • 39438

      #3
      Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick & Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

      Great article, I usually use this when I'm centering my offense around LMA...he's too deadly in this game...

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      • 2kNerd
        Rookie
        • Jun 2015
        • 188

        #4
        Hmmm....this is cool. Might be a nice playbook to try with a Gasol brothers frontcourt....and maybe my TBT Calderon or Mark Price at PG....along with a couple Silver 3-and-D guys on the wings.

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        • jyoung
          Hall Of Fame
          • Dec 2006
          • 11157

          #5
          Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick & Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

          All you need to run these sets are:

          1) Point guard who can make a pull up jumper
          2) Power forward who can hit standing mid range and post up shots
          3) Center who can set screens and finish close range baskets
          4) Shooting guard and small forward who can make threes

          Now that LaMarcus Aldridge's three point rating has dropped to a 50, this is a good set for him to run instead of a 4-out 1-in where he'd be stuck behind the three point line most of the time.
          Last edited by jyoung; 01-28-2016, 03:18 PM.

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          • jyoung
            Hall Of Fame
            • Dec 2006
            • 11157

            #6
            Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick & Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

            The '98 Jazz playbook is excellent for running pick and rolls from a 3-out, 2-in set, but it also has lots of great plays with cutters going to the basket and screeners trying to create open jump shots.

            Quick 1 Dive works extremely well if you have a power forward who's a post-up threat and a point guard who has an acceleration/speed advantage over his matchup:

            <iframe width="540" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/HjdtKTfy9zU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

            Option #1 -- Point guard runs a give & go with the small forward
            Option #2 -- Power forward posts up on the nearside block
            Option #3 -- Point guard comes off a screen for a jump shot
            Option #4 -- Point guard goes into a pick & roll with the center if he can't shoot
            Option #5 -- A double ball screen will come to the point guard if no passes are made

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            • jyoung
              Hall Of Fame
              • Dec 2006
              • 11157

              #7
              Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick &amp; Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

              Quick 1-4 Swing ('98 Jazz playbook) sets up backdoor screens for the point guard and small forward while the power forward patrols the high post.

              This play will destroy people who like to set their point of emphasis to "limit perimeter shots" or their off-ball defensive pressure to "deny" at the PG and SF positions, so it's great to use if you have perimeter shooting threats like Stephen Curry or Paul George playing those spots.

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              Option #1 -- Shooting guard takes the open wing three pointer
              Option #2 -- Point guard runs a give & go with the shooting guard
              Option #3 -- Power forward takes a mid-range jumper if the point guard isn't open
              Option #4 -- Power forward works out of the high post if he can't shoot a jumper
              Option #5 -- Small forward cuts backdoor for a layup opportunity
              Option #6 -- Point guard comes off a down screen for a mid-range jumper
              Last edited by jyoung; 01-29-2016, 02:57 PM.

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              • jyoung
                Hall Of Fame
                • Dec 2006
                • 11157

                #8
                Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick &amp; Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

                Another '98 Jazz play that will annihilate "limit perimeter shots" and "deny" defenses is Quick 14 Rip 1-4.

                It creates a triangle of screens and cuts between the point guard, shooting guard, and center:

                <iframe width="540" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/0O1i4YnPaHI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

                Option #1 -- Shooting guard runs a give & go with the point guard
                Option #2 -- Point guard cuts backdoor off the shooting guard's screen
                Option #3 -- Shooting guard pops out for a wing three pointer
                Option #4 -- Shooting guard takes handoff from center and looks to shoot or drive
                Option #5 -- Point guard looks to shoot off the center's down screen.
                Option #6 -- Point guard goes into a pick & roll with the center if his shot isn't there.

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                • jyoung
                  Hall Of Fame
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 11157

                  #9
                  Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick &amp; Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

                  The '98 Jazz playbook only has three plays that are specifically designed to create an open three point shot, but they are all highly effective, and you can call them for any player on the court who has shooting plays assigned to him:

                  '97 Quick 13

                  Quick 2 1-4

                  Quick 42 1-4


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                  The more screeners you have with the "brick wall" badge, the more effective these plays will be.

                  They also don't include many secondary options, so if the first shot isn't open, then you'll probably want to manually call for a pick & roll, isolation, or post-up.

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                  • RyanFitzmagic
                    MVP
                    • Oct 2011
                    • 1959

                    #10
                    Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick &amp; Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

                    What about when you have a wing player who can't stretch the floor out to the three-point line? I have this problem with Shaun Livingston when I bring my bench unit in. He's too valuable in other ways to take out of the rotation because he can't shoot threes, though.
                    Last edited by RyanFitzmagic; 01-31-2016, 06:43 PM.

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                    • jyoung
                      Hall Of Fame
                      • Dec 2006
                      • 11157

                      #11
                      Re: Running a 3-Out, 2-In Pick &amp; Roll Offense in NBA 2K16

                      Originally posted by RyanFitzmagic
                      What about when you have a wing player who can't stretch the floor out to the three-point line? I have this problem with Shaun Livingston when I bring my bench unit in. He's too valuable in other ways to take out of the rotation because he can't shoot threes, though.
                      Shaun Livingston's long arms and 6'7" height make it easy for him to pass or shoot over smaller defenders in pick and roll situations. I would run the side pick and roll at the free throw line extended instead of the high pick and roll at the top of the key so that he'll end up in the mid-range area if he's open to shoot since he can hit those middies pretty reliably. If you can get into a close range jumper he's almost automatic at a 96 rating.

                      Livingston can also post-up smaller guards and get lots of easy points in the paint if the defense doesn't double team him.

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