Dave I'm far from a technical hoops expert so won't dive into what we "run" or don't "run". We have coaches who are experienced and seem to be well though of in the basketball community, whether that be Anderson, Demeo, Van, etc. So I have to think they know how to coach offense to some degree and attribute the struggles on that end to the lack of PG play and overall lack of offensive skill on what this staff inherited.
Last year we were loaded with offensive talent. We did seem to have some nice in-bounds plays and designs. On offense, it frequently ended with a pick and roll up top and someone forcing a shot to the basket or throwing up a 3. So I'm not sure how much the prior staff ran either, aside from that backdoor alley-oop we tried to run every game and stopped be successful once teams figured it out, and the occasional ISO for Heron or 2-man with Clark where we overloaded the opposite side.
While mostly we try and get a lot of transition offense with turnovers from defense in the half court we run 4 out motion with a lot of weave action.
It's not complex which is why I think conference play is going to be tough because teams will figure out the press and the offense is not a hard scout. However personnel wise we have good players to run this offense because we have guys who are tough to cover off the bounce. I think when we go small its most effective.
As far as not running anything pay attention to Rutherford or Dunn. It's seldom to see them call out offensive sets. Saw a little action to early in first half but it was mostly hand offs to get Mustapha or LJ the ball which I'm cool with. This was one of first games there was real effort to make that happen.