Another rule you could add involves ball screens. A coach could instruct their players to follow their pass and go set a ball screen. This could be an option within the offense or a specific automatic action for certain players on the roster (post players, for example)
A roll to the rim would act just like any other basket cut in the aforementioned rules
Being able to use the a post player in the high post is very effective with ball screens - especially if they are random and not expected by the defense
Phase 1
1 passes to 3
Phase 2
Players all fill the open spots
Phase 3
5 sets a ball screen for 3 (5 rolls in this diagram but could also pop to the corner)
4, 2, and 1 all rotate in the direction of the ball
Phase 4
3 looks for 5 on the roll to the rim but also has kickout options in 1, 2, and 4
