Corner Entry Post Split – Beat Switching Defenses

A triangle post split that wins whether the defense switches or not. The Corner Entry Post Split (call: "Corner Two") builds the sideline triangle, feeds the low post, and runs a split down-screen in the corner. If they chase, your shooter curls for the jumper. If they switch, the screener slips to the rim for a layup.

What's Inside

• Frame 1, Triangle Low Entry: 1 enters to the wing and clears through; 2 feeds 4 on the low block
• Frame 2, Post Split Down-Screen (primary action): 2 down-screens for 3, who curls off toward the wing for the jumper
• Frame 3, Slip Counter & Layup (switch counter): 2 reads the switch and slips to the rim for 4's bounce pass
• Game-day keys: shot clock phase (14 to 7 seconds), the primary trigger, and the defensive counter
• Diagram key and coach's notes page

When to Call It

Mid-clock when you want a post touch first, or against teams that switch screens on the perimeter. The slip beats the switch before the new defender can get position.

Format & Delivery

• One 4-page PDF: the full-color game-day sheet and diagram key, plus black-and-white print versions of both for clipboards and practice
• US Letter, landscape; fits a clipboard sleeve
• Vector diagrams that stay sharp when printed or zoomed
• Instant digital download after checkout; no physical item ships

The Corner Pinch-Post Series

• Pinch-Post Rub Cut & Handoff ("Chicago")
• Corner Entry Post Split ("Corner Two")
• Pinch-Post Blind Pig Counter ("Blind Pig")
• Pinch Clear & Isolation Flare ("Solo Flare")

For the full system behind these sets, see the Triangle Offense Install Guide.