He pushes the ball down-court. His observations of the defenders dictates which play to use in a given situation. Double teaming a star becomes difficult as the open player is in position for a close shot near the basket. The stack is difficult to defend. The offense can go left or right quickly from the starting position.
Most teams practice defense against the normal set systems.
It is an excellent offense for rebounding. Once a shot is taken, all the bigger players jam the offensive boards for a second and third attempt at the basket. If you have two tall players, not adaptable to a perimeter position, you can use this offense effectively by keeping them in their best rebounding and shooting positions with a minimum of movement. The stack is not tiring, fun to play, and its simple patterns are easily understood. If properly timed and executed, it is impossible to keep this offense from getting a good shot.