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How To Win An Important Basketball Game: Get 6 Guys On The Court

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I stumbled across this clip on YouTube, which I know nothing about, since it's for some German pro league teams I've never heard of. But fortunately Ball in Europe has details on this rather interesting occurrence during a fairly important basketball game.

This was a recent game in the German ProB league between the Kirchheim Knights and ETB Essen. Both teams are fighting to earn a spot to move up to the 2nd league in Germany, so the game was obviously critical. Essen decided to try a new tactic for their final inbounds pass with 2 seconds left. It's called "Put 6 men out on the court so one of them can get a much better look at the basket."

It worked surprisingly well, of course. I highly advise this play, if you can get away with it.