Isolation Playbook

(Note plays will continued to be added over time)

 Keep in mind that this is just one example of an isolation play, and there are many different ways to create scoring opportunities in Pro-Am. It's important to practice different moves and plays to find what works best for you and your team.

• Bring the ball up the court and initiate the play.
• After crossing half court, call for a pick and roll from one of your big men (e.g. center or power forward) by pressing the "call for screen" button.
• Use the right thumbstick to initiate a one-on-one move against the defender once you receive the screen.
• Use a combination of dribble moves, such as crossovers and step-backs, to create separation and get past the defender.
• Once you have an open lane to the basket, drive towards it and use a layup or dunk animation to finish the play.
• if the defender goes under the screen, you can stop behind the three point line and use a step back or pull up animation to take a shot.
• If the screener pops out after the screen, you can pass the ball to him and use the screener as a pick to get open.