I will share my thoughts from a coach. Everything makes sense when the film is paused. We have very little control after the playcall. So the SOB call here might be "Elbow" but after that you don't tell a player where to be every single second of the play - they make plays themselves. Film afterwards instructs future situations, but even then you can show your film 50 hours of film and never replicate this exact situations, each individual possession is different. Should Bam 45 cut here? Maybe. Should Wiggins stay deep corner opposite? Probably. Should Larson continue opposite corner and then Bam can cut into space? Sure. Should Giannis read the low tag and spray? Ya. But all of this is happening so quickly, by the time they realize it the turnover already happened. New team, new spacing, new roles all make offenses look like this. There are 20+ ideas you could come up with on offense to create weakside action or counters, but reality is it's messy, especially adding new players in the early season. You teach film and clean it up but the players ultimately make those decisions.