The offense is very well structured to consistently create high percentage scoring opportunities from consistent spots and has effective counter plays to defensive pressure. With the increasing use of the 3 point line you might want to consider pulling this offense out of moth balls and dusting off the wide variety of options. There are a number of positives to playing the Shuffle. Force big men to defend away from the basket near the three-point line. Force small defenders to stop their player in the low post.
Constant motion reduces defensive teams ability to play help defense.
Reduce pressure on the ball because of constant cutting action and ball movement. The more pressure a defense exerts the more cuts open up at the basket. Increase 3 point opportunities because help defense must sag to assist shuffle cutters. Flexibility and variation of shuffle patterns are numerous and can give you alternative options to one basic motion without changing the basic formation. You can exchange players positions to take advantages of mismatches without changing the offense.