Fist
 | 1 1 first looks to hit 5 posting up. If 5 is fronted, 1 looks to make a lob pass, or can pass to 4 who looks to hit 5 sealing inside or passes to 3 who hits 5 (Miami Heat). 1 dribbles over the screen set by 4 to drive the basket, pull up for a shot if the defender goes under the screen, pass to 4 rolling to the basket or in the low-post area, or pass to 2 or 3 spotting up. 5 reads screener 4 and goes opposite. If 4 rolls to the basket, 5 moves up weakside. If 4 pops out top, 5 rolls to the basket. Shaq option - 4 picks and pops, 5 stays low. Variations - 4 pops out for a pass from 1 who goes opposite for a high-post isolation - run Argentina triangle motion if 1 passes to 2 (1 screens for 5 then gets a screen from 4). See Mavericks little-big quick hitter. |
 | 2 1 hits 5, who can drive or hit 4 inside. 1 screens away for 2 after passing to 5. Variation - options are the same as in Horns 1 sidescreen. |
 | 3 Otherwise 3 breaks for a pass from 5, who sets a ball screen then rolls to the basket. Variations - 5 fades to the corner, 4 cuts across the lane (Rick Majerus) - 4 backscreens for 5 when 5 ballscreens for 3 (Boston) - 5 screens away for 2 (a staggered screen with 1).. |
 | 4 Re-screen option (Greece 2006). |
 | 5 Spurs variation - 5 is a 3-point shooter. The Cleveland Cavaliers put 5 on the right wing. |
 | 6 Last possession option. The screen by 4 is intended to slow down defensive collaboration on the pick and roll. See the Victory weave and Four-down quick hitters for other options out of the 1-4 flat set. |
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