Main action is a backscreen on the baseline on the left side of the lane set by Kidd for Cattoor breaking along the baseline from the right wing to pop out of the left wing as the first option. Pedulla, dribbling from the point to the right wing reverses the ball to Rice up top. Rice's options are 1 - Cattoor on the wing, 2 - Kidd under the basket, 3 - penetrate the lane. Nickel is in the right corner. He and Pedulla stretch the defense to give Rice room to drive into the lane and are 4th and 5th kickout options. If Rice takes the shot, it's probably a pull up jumper, not a full drive to the basket. Ideally, you'd have Cattoor shoot with enough time to get a put back if needed. Rice driving into the lane would only give you time for one shot from him, Pedulla or Nickel. My thinking is: Cattoor is your "best" shooter and most experienced player, Kidd is your best offensive post up player, Rice is a good playmaker and has sufficient size if his shot from the lane is contested. Pedulla and Nickel are great catch and shoot shooters.