Furman Paladins | Princeton Offense Concepts

Coaches, let’s take a look at the Furman Paladins and some of their Princeton Offense concepts.
We’ll start with CHIN. This video features one of my favorite Princeton Offense concepts. Some Princeton offense coaches call it a drift screen, but Furman runs it more like a top flare screen.
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I gotta have the Guard-to-Guard Pass over the top if I am running "Chin Offense." Mandatory

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Seems arbitrary to me. If the post is high and opposite the ball, just back screen the guard and we're in it. Of course in traditional chin, post is on same side as the ball so we need the g-to-g pass. but if not, that's ok too. You know the rules, now you can bend them.

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@Radius Athletics That 1 extra pass is "golden." Mostly because the ball starts off on 1 side of the Halfcourt, which holds the defense attention for a possible pass to the BALLSIDE WING. Then the ball is reversed to the WEAKSIDE WING via 2 passes instead of 1 pass. It's about making the defense have to slide wing-to-wing.

[@deandrepage1048]

@Radius Athletics That 1 extra pass is "golden." Mostly because the ball starts off on 1 side of the Halfcourt, which holds the defense attention for a possible pass to the BALLSIDE WING. Then the ball is reversed to the WEAKSIDE WING via 2 passes instead of 1 pass. It's about making the defense have to slide wing-to-wing.

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Non-shooting post player as the weakside wing player. If Guard-to-Guard Pass denied, just run UCLA Cut.