RB crosses with RW.
RW passes the ball to the opposite LB, who shots by breaking through or jump shot.
RW must not run too close to the defense as it will be easy for the defense to intercept the ball.
Use a bouncing pass if there is any risk that the defending R3 will intercept the ball.
Pivot blocks CB on the left
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