Use dodges, backdoor cuts, screens, and exchanges to create offensive opportunities through timing, spacing, and movement.
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The Triangle Offense uses dodges, backdoor cuts, screens, and exchanges to create scoring opportunities through good timing and spacing.
The offense has a triangle on each side of the field, with the players in each triangle working together.
The ball starts low left. Wherever the ball is, the middle player pulls to the opposite elbow.
The ball carrier then attacks with a hard dodge.
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