Player Development·Advanced·6 min
Shot Selection Frameworks
A good shot is open, in range, on balance, and early — and one action away from a great shot kills it.
Definition
A shot selection framework gives a player a fast, repeatable filter for deciding which shots to take and which to pass up.
Why it matters
Players don't get cut for missing shots — they get cut for taking the wrong ones. Frameworks make selection automatic.
Examples
- OBROE: Open, Balanced, in Range, Open early in the clock.
- 1-pass-away rule: pass up a good shot only if a great shot is one pass away.
Practical application
- Score shot quality in practice film, not just makes/misses.
- Tag every shot OBROE-pass/fail and audit weekly.
Common mistakes
- Passing up open shots because of recent misses.
Cite this
The B-East Theory (2026). Shot Selection Frameworks. *The B-East Theory*. /knowledge/shot-selection-frameworks
Last updated 2026-06-22