Oakland choice
 | 1 Greg Kampe 60-70% of the time Oakland runs dribble-drive, Choice and Triangle are their other two series, plus 20-100 set plays. Unlike dribble-drive, Choice packs the floor and tries to jam it down the defence's throat. They are trying to get a high-low and score at the basket, not a 3-point shot. There is a side of one and a side of two, like a wishbone (a single-double set). 2 can go off either side. If 2 comes off 5 (shown), 3 turns and comes off the other side. They want 2 to pop outside the 3-point line and 3 to curl. 4 slips if X4 jumps to 3, otherwise he holds the screen. (In the video, if 2 uses 3 and 4, 3 clears opposite) See Shooting - Oakland choice 2-ball, Offences - Syracuse 3-out 2-in, Tubby Smith motion, Fast breaks - Spurs loop, Tactics - Lawrence Frank ballscreens (Slice). |
 | 2 On a pass to 3 curling, look for 5 ducking in or a pocket pass to 4. |
 | 3 If there is no pass on the curl, 3 bounces out to the wing, on a pass to 3, 4 posts and 5 comes high. If 1 passes to 2, 5 posts and 4 comes high. If there's nothing out of the high-low, go to ballscreen. See Quick hitters - Duke actions. |
 | 4 They have 10 quick-hitters out of choice, e.g. 3 and 5 screen for 4.  |
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