It is now late in the third quarter and the Elks lead 72-37. They have not attempted a single three-point shot. They are still running and running. A clinic it's called. During one sequence, an Elks player grabs a rebound, rifles a two-hand outlet pass to a guard without hitting the floor. That guard then bullets a two-hand chest pass to a streaking wing down the floor and the wing scores a layup. The basketball never touched the floor. That the way the Blazers used to do it, thinks the writer, and he stands up and claps.
Fast Break (Part 3)
The metaphor is apt. The traditional advocates are trying the “No-pass Look” - without results.
You're definitely on to something Matt! 🤾
Ren with it.⛹️