Part of the reason the Cleveland Cavaliers escalated from single coverage to soft doubles to hard traps against the Pacers in the playoffs last season was because Victor Oladipo devoured their switches in Game 1.
Whenever the late-bloomer got matched-up with a big on the perimeter, it was almost as if he transformed into one of those pull-back toy cars with an internal coil mechanism.
He would retreat dribble to create space and build momentum, and then immediately unwind and propel himself rapidly forward so that he could use the area immediately behind the 3-point line like a diver would a spring board to rise up and knock down the pull-up jump shot over his defender.