The Complete Princeton Offense System

Princeton Offense Complete System e-book PDF available here: gum.co/Princeton
Chapters
00:00 - Low Post
03:25 - Low Post w/ post entry
06:49 - Point away
08:10 - Point over
09:32 - Point through
10:53 - Point refuse
12:52 - Chin
15:28 - Center Forward (The Play)
16:45 - High Post Turn-out entry
18:29 - High Post Turn-out flare entry
19:39 - High Post Turn-out double away entry
20:40 - High Post Turn-out delay game
22:24 - Forwards up entry
22:47 - High-low entry
23:30 - UCLA entry
23:58 - Princeton Offense "flow"
31:04 - Zone Offense - 4 Out
38:23 - Zone Offense - Chin slip
46:04 - Baseline out of bounds
47:14 - Sideline out of bounds
49:03 - Press break
54:59 - 2-1-2 Press offense
57:34 - Low post - Did not score
1:06:48 - Point away - Did not score
1:08:38 - Point over - Did not score
1:09:18 - Point through - Did not score
1:11:51 - Point refuse - Did not score
1:14:04 - Chin - Did not score
1:19:40 - Center Forward - Did not score

[@codycunard5589]

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?

[@CoachingStrategies]

You can run Point and let the post player go 1 on 1 from the elbow. You can also run High Post (“Turn-Out”) and let the post run the offense from the top of the key in a 5 out formation.

[@codycunard5589]

@@CoachingStrategies all true, but I was just kind of curious peoples thoughts with having a traditional back to the basket big man that can dominate close to the basket. Wasn’t sure if there were any Princeton actions/series besides low that would compliment this type of player.

[@gswxos]

​@@codycunard5589 this video really has every option run. If you run the offense all the way through, you can see that you're going to have multiple chances every possession of getting the ball in the post...if you're looking for another offense that highlights your low post, and has a ton of Princeton concepts take a look at the Popovich spurs motion weak offense.