If a player with the ball dribbles at you, you must go backdoor.
Just like the backdoor cut mentioned above, the same rules for a normal basket cut apply here: cut all the way through, cut and fill to next spot, other players rotate to open spot
Players must understand the difference between their teammates driving and attacking the rim and dribbling at themA north and south dribble to the rim is a drive
An east and west dribble to the side is a dribble at
A good rule here would be that if a player dribbles directly at you and they are above the 3-point line, go backdoor.
A key here is the spacing of the inside player. If this player sees a backdoor cut happening, they need to open up space for this pass by filling up and leaving the rim open.
