Marquette - High Slot Flow Offense 

Hey Coach in the event that the defense does blitz the ghost screen would play thru the ghost screener exiting to space. If the defense opts to attack the PG with two the ghost screener should have a momentary advantage. Could from there also play a two man game with the 5 at the top or can flow directly into a three-man action on the opposite side. In Marquette's case, could cut the 45 man and send another ghost screen up from the corner or hit their 5 man at the elbow to play thru him. Hope this helps and is somewhat on point with your question. Let me know if not.

@@SlappinGlass Thank you for the response, that's great. It seems as if they played to the ghost screener after the blitz that bc of the 5's spacing there may not be much room to make a play for the ghost screener, maybe not even catch (depends on where 5's man is). Thoughts on diving the 5 man when the blitz takes place so ghost screener has space? The way I see it the ghost screener is rubbing and then clearing out.

@@DustyPflugner Hey Coach, that makes a lot of sense since the ghost screener is already open due to his man blitzing. There is no need for the 5-man to flare screen, ghost screener already has the advantage. Better served probably diving to the rim to open the space and allow the offense to play in the advantage.

@@SlappinGlass Thanks Coach! I am a big fan, especially of the podcast!