Oh I agree, but adjustments are part of the game. I just think it’s so much easier for guys to shoot the 3 ball when the pass they’re getting comes from inside. They’re already facing the basket, and ready to receive the pass and pull the trigger. When the ball gets passed around the perimeter, I think it’s much tougher to get your body in the correct position, and squared up to the basket to shoot. Guard penetration is the key to offensive success. Of course shooting the ball at a 60% rate doesn’t hurt your chances of success either. I doubt we do that very many times though.
Penetrate and kick to the open man when the defense collapses. It’s worked for a lot of years.