When we get killed time and time again on Pick and Rolls, it's not because guys are being lazy. There is indecision about how much to show, when to switch, and the three guys not involved in the play clearly aren't sure what they should be doing. You see the same thing on double teams. Yet when you watch the Bulls, you see something else entirely. They're trained to execute one of two things: 1) a predetermined strategy to leave certain players unguarded based on weaknesses (ie. shooters who can't shoot); 2) They frequently rotate so precisely that the only unguarded man is on the other side of the floor--a very tricky skip pass for anyone to make.
We don't do this. The guys we have are thoroughly capable of it. Effort is important, too, but they need a system. There was a good quote, not sure who said it, but Thib's guys are all "lined up on a string." That's our compass.