Hill sees that Thornwell has James locked up along the baseline and correctly hits Smith coming off the down screen, who hits the three on Lou Williams. Check out how the Hill-Nance pick-and-roll gets the Cavaliers an and-one layup with no help from Denver:. In the other variation of this set, James serves more often as the distraction, while a shooter comes of staggered down screens:.
In both of the above clips, Hill dribbles to the wing while Smith sets the screen for James to make the familiar shuffle cut. Smith then wheels around a pair of down screens, where he can either shoot the three-pointer, curl toward the basket, or catch and isolate against a big man.
Still, Cleveland does call specific plays often enough, especially out of timeouts, where Lue can draw it up and remind everyone of their specific assignments, which is more useful on a team like the Cavaliers that is still integrating new parts and has players playing multiple positions throughout the game. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.
By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Filed under: Analysis. Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. Gary A. Loading comments Originally, Wynn planned to film his mom dancing for the music video, but she died before he got the chance. Growing up, Wynn was supported by his family in his artistic pursuits. When his parents divorced, he split time between Lee-Harvard and Euclid. He went to the Cleveland School of the Arts from 4th to 8th grade, with a major in modern dance and ballet, and a minor in drama.
Wynn played high school football for half a season, but his father pulled him off the team when his grades started slipping.
After graduating, Wynn joined the Marine Corps and was stationed at Kaneohe Bay in Hawaii, working in marine aviation logistics. He also had temporary additional duty in military police in Okinawa, Japan.
The moment he returned home to Cleveland, he got back to dancing. The dance song provided levity in a time of tragedy. At the time, Wynn had almost no experience in writing music -- but fans were so excited about the dance song that they encouraged him to write more. He continued to release singles, EPs and albums for the next two decades, as both 71 North and Big Mucci, and regularly danced at events. He still dances today, working around his day job as a security guard.
He averages about shows a year -- but he still makes time to care for his three children and his partner. Wynn performs at festivals, community centers, wedding receptions and cruises.
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