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Message: [QUOTE="EnnisEnvy, post: 1234098, member: 4394"] No. The inbounder and the receiver causes a 4-3 advantage to the defense when one of the defending guards pushes up. That leaves one offensive perimeter player at the offensive end. The remaining defensive guard slides over to shade the ball side. The weak side base line defender is responsible for covering a weak side three with the middle man sliding to cover the weak side baseline if the pass goes there. No way the receiving guard picks up the ball and makes a three quarter court skip pass for a three. If the zone can't slide to cover a three with a one man advantage then they shouldn't play it. [/QUOTE]