Our best shooter on the court will be the one positioned to inbound from the sideline. Our pivot or tallest player will ALWAYS position at the opposite elbow. Our point guard preferably on the side closest to the ball.

The player positioned at the cone closest to the ball moves down to screen the point guard so they can go receive at 45º.

After making that first pass, the pivot moves down to screen the other perimeter player positioned in PB so they can go receive at the other 45º.

After placing the ball at the other 45º, the two post players positioned in PB reset to screen the ball handler (moving "4" towards the three-point line to look for a possible reception from "3" inside the paint) who will make a wheel cut to the opposite corner. If a pass to the shooter exists, "2" must deliver it; otherwise, this player can set a screen at 45º with "5" while "4" opens to the corner.

Once "3" moves to the corner and receives the ball, if open for a shot, this will be the first option. If defended, he can play a direct screen with "5" to go to the basket, with the option to finish with a roll or pop.