A pass made along the baseline towards the corner.

A pair of screen usually set for a shooter, where the screeners allow the offensive player to cut between them, then move together, cutting off the defender.

A pass from an open player that is made to a teammate that is even more open.

An off-ball screen set behind or to the side of a defender that allows another offensive player to fade along the the three point line.

An up screen usually set around the free throw line for a guard coming from the block usually utilized on side out inbounds plays.

The dunker spot, also known as the short corner, is dependent on relocating in the lane.

Slipping the screen is when the screener cuts to the basket instead of staying to set the screen.

Lock and trail is when you trail a defender on an off ball screen to not allow them to go backdoor.