Holmes gets a lot of those back-tips. Their quickness allows them to make up for any mistakes on defense.

 

Exactly. That's why it should come as no surprise that they're coming up behind you. It's not like they just started doing it.

A true back tip though is a tough defensive move when its a one-one situation. My boy likes to do it if he is defending a kid that is really quick but keeps the ball in their backhand too long. If there is another defender next to him you can tap it right to them and then get it back for a fastbreak.

 

Holmes is good at working you down the sideline and then someone sprinting from behind to pop it ahead but normally its the 2nd defender coming from behind.

A true back tip though is a tough defensive move when its a one-one situation. My boy likes to do it and if there is another defender next to him you can tap it right to them and then get it back for a fastbreak.

 

Holmes is good at working you down the sideline and then someone sprinting from behind to pop it ahead but normally its the 2nd defender coming from behind.

 

It was always the 2nd man coming from behind.