But I liked how Buzz drew it up It has to be with a small amount of time on the clock because this draws defenders closer to their man. If there are 10+ seconds, you're OK letting the ball come in, you just want to protect any actions after that. But if it's 1 or 2 seconds, then defenders are going to play the passing lanes tighter to make you try and contested shot going away from the basket. That knowledge is key to making the play work. You run Ty Outlaw (a great shooter) to the corner which occupies his defender. NAW acts as the outlet valve at the top of the key, but he really just wants to pull his defender closer to the sideline. KBJ sets a dummy screen on Ahmed Hill, the only reason for the screen is to make them switch OR to make them late and force them to defend Hill on his hip rather than his chest. After the first screen pointed to the corner (already occupied), Hill wraps around and heads back to the rim. At this point KBJ doesn't need to set a screen for Hill (Hill's defender is already late due to the first screen) so he sets a screen on his own defender, the only player left who can make a play on the ball. You toss the ball right in the gap created between KBJ and Hill and its an easy look. He simply missed it. The way to combat this is to close switch everything. Make sure defenders come together and touch before switching, making those gaps more difficult. A little more awareness on Zion's part would have shown Hill wasn't going to the corner since it was already occupied by Outlaw. He would just need to step up into the gap and use his athleticism to deflect the ball. If it was a matter of Ahmed Hill vs Zion Williamson to jump and get the ball, I like Zion's chances. But because the initial action made him late, it's a good look to win the game