Normally Cairns kills Townsville through Gliddon/Wilson/Steindl all punching well above their weight. From memory they all seem to have massive games at the same time against the Crocs. It took them 3 ass-whoopings to realise but either the Crocs adjusted their scout or Norton / Markovic / PC / Pace / Blanchfield finally started executing.
It's a pretty simple adjustment the Crocs have made, but it's had me pulling my hair out all year: don't give up layups and don't give up 3s. Don't be so aggressive and gamble on ballhandlers either in the backcourt or pick and rolls. Protect the paint and the 3pt line.
They were spending all their effort on double teams in the backcourt (ie. the one place where the opponent can't score the ball from, literally), and then giving teams a secondary break situation EVERY SINGLE TIME DOWN THE FLOOR once they beat the trap. Secondary breaks are normally the situations three point shooters thrive in, and no wonder Steindl, Gliddon, and every other elite shooting guard in the league has massive games against the Crocs.
Normally, Wilson splits the trap, gets into the lane, scores or flips to an open Steindl, Loughton or Gliddon in the corner for the triple. Or in a proper halfcourt set, he waits for the Crocs big to show too aggressively on the P&R and he torches them and the scrambling guard by getting into the lane and finishing, finding a cutter for a layup or finding a corner shooter.
The slightly more conservative P&R coverages and only using full court pressure in selected scenarios is paying massive dividends.