Many team sports are shifting from traditional structured play to a more rippling interplay that captivates casual viewers.

This transition is more profound than it may first seem.

Structured team play relies on each player fulfilling a specific role to function as a system. For the benefit of the team, players often suppress their independent thinking.

In contrast, rippling interplay encourages players to utilize the framework provided by the game's rules to think autonomously about how to contribute to a rippling cascade of options for the player with the ball, especially as their opportunities dwindle. This approach requires a typical brain to operate at full capacity, and whatever unfolds, unfolds.

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