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Awesome

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Thats dribble handoff

I watched the Princeton game recently and saw none of the Princeton offense I knew. Glad to see that the old offense is still being run someplace.

Looks like a lot of the main things other teams run. They just run it effectively. They are patient, share the ball, and make the right play. Impressive coaching and players!

This is gold!

That s LESS than 10 plays PG ISO Back Screen and PG ISO Single Away are the EXACT SAME PLAYS as UCLA Back Screen and UCLA Single Away The only difference is the use of a Dribble Entry to the Wing instead of a Pass to the Wing

Variations out of high post.

Great content, but you should have included some clips from the 2018 tourney. UMBC shredded the Pack Line.

Keep going man.. awesome

You are awesome.. thanks alot

I’m probably the only guy trying to implement this into 2k lol

To have a transition offense system and switch it to a Princeton Offense is a miracle to behold. Even the most impressive coaches of all time have had a hard time to control the tempo this way. Very impressive

I never knew that 1-3-1 would be this effective.

42:40 what does coach say? “His whole objective… NO DRIBBLE ???? “ (did he say range? No dribble range?)

Solid offensive choice.

Thanks for sharing

All season long, Princeton played man to man. Carril surprised UCLA with zone, recognizing their strength was their inside game and their lack of three point shooters while also countering UCLA's size advantage.

Thank you for great Princeton Offense videos!

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I love the Princeton offense. Aside from strictly running the Low Series, what kind of stuff can you do if you have a dominant low post player?

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Very useful Thank you 🙏

5:22 they ran it so perfect and then.....

This is by far the most thorough and comprehensive presentation on defense I've seen. Thank you

Love this offense 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

This is great, thank you!

The team was not playing very good defence. It has nothing to with beating the Packline. It's all about the effort on defence and shots falling.

They run it to perfection

This is awesome! Thank you!

Great Drills

Need to make a vid on changing pace. To slow the D. Fool them into a pace then a burst. Felt Baylor does that well!!!!

Hello, do you still have the swing offense video?

i feel bad for coach explaining this because guys are totally lost

lol

In the nba with Jerome, Guy and Hunter

Where was this offense against Gonzaga in Jan2021?

11:06 He throws no-look passes???

Great drills to go along with pack line. Thanks for sharing!

this is a phenomenal video breakdown!

Old-school Princeton Center was an excellent passer. 😀😀😀 Today's NBA doesn't require their Centers to be skilled passer at the High Post or higher.

Those plays made Malone catch balls at the positions he liked. With the incredible finishing ability of Malone, they became one of the most successful team in the era.

RIP

A Center with that Passer's I.Q is hard to find.

THX COACH..

Best way to start possessions LOW POST SERIES = Pass to the wing & cut opposite.

thanks for putting in the time and effort to do this, it is amazing how simple and effective their half-court offense is in such a long time span designed around Malone and Stockton - even the Spurs had to change their offensive scheme a couple times during the GDP era

Steph was more of a 2-Guard

Perfect, was looking for exactly this... thank you.

Overload Sets were the best.