The Shark will always stay on the crease dodge can come from all 4 points of the diamond the crease will always replace the dodger but will wait for space to be vacated first the adjacent player will always clear through and rotate to the crease this offense is based on the principle pass-pass-dodge and attacking the weakside every dodge can also be a 2 man game with the crease player since he replaces the dodger spot anyways crease players can switch off who the shark is while play is going on to keep the defense guessing must be able to read and react to dodgers and move off ball effectively to create space for dodgers not every rotate has to come from a dodge, it can easily happen organically by just carrying the ball to start a rotation
don't force the crease, it's easy to force the crease when there is a designated crease player don't foget to pass-pass-dodge and rotate accordingly a great way to bury 2 poles simultaneously and dodge SSDM from the wings and X where they feel uncomfortable if the crease is too crowded, ask for a pick from the crease guy make sure the crease guy rotates back to X on an X dodge to ensure we maintain backup
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