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Watched Butler use side/wing ball screen with small (Baldwin) & bigger (Martin) with great success. Plan to run BS early —if they are switching, we plan to take advantage of size mismatch both ways—small out quick big— big over small.
I watched Butler use the mismatch big on small, small on big with side/wing ball screen with Baldwin (small) and Martin (bigger)with great success this past season. I plan on running a ball screen early. If they are switching, like most of the teams we play, we are going to try to exploit those mismatches.