We have the standard diamond formation, where 2 uses 4’s block to get open on the wing and receive a pass.
Player 4 then sets a screen for 5 and gets open in the short corner. Player 5 uses the screen to get in a good position in the paint.
Player 2 then cuts to the wing receiving a screen from 4. Player 5 tries to score, if not possible we have 1 set a screen for 2 for a pass at the top of the key for a last-second shoot. 
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