Instead Green turned away and brainlessly shoveled it to Poole. Not good basketball IQ.
Draymond caught the ball from the doubled Curry and found the wide open shooter in Poole with 11 seconds left on the game clock. The same player that can handle the rock and had been red hot down the stretch. That's anything but "brainless", that's the correct decision in that moment of the game.
No.
The correct basketball decision for Green would have been to reverse pivot and use his prodigious backside to allow Curry to rub off his defender. Then Green hand it immediately back to the best player (and decision maker) on the team at half court with 11 seconds left and take off down low for rebounding position (taking AD with him).
If Vanderbilt stayed doubled on Curry, then that would have forced LeBron to choose between Wiggins underneath and Poole at the 3-point line. LeBron would have of course chosen Wiggins, freeing up Poole to get into immeasurably better shooting position ala Klay Thompson in the corner. Easy pass and decision for Steph even if double teamed.
If Vanderbilt doesn't double, and continues his momentum over to the uncovered Poole like he was doing, then Steph is left one-on-one with Reaves, with AD and LeBron down low, and it's game over.
That's not even remotely a set play. Just basketball spacing 101 and common sense.