Secondly, the offense may have a tendency to force play off the opponent's miss. If they are confident that no defensive change has occurred, they may barrel their way into a mistake. Coaches should always make their teams aware of the possibility for a change after a called time-out. Coaches should always lay out the defensive options that their teams might face. Avoiding error is vital in the overall success of attacking today's modern defenses.
Many teams like to switch defenses from a pressing situation.
The offensive team is so concerned about beating the pressure that they forget and often overlook the possibility of a half court change in defense. This is a good time to make a defensive change. The offense must be ready for that possibility. Generally, time-outs are needed to set up box and one or diamond and one coverage. Coaches should be aware of the disguised triangle and two posing as a 2-3 zone.