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  • lccowboys
    Rookie
    • Aug 2010
    • 167

    #1

    Princeton Offense help?

    Any tips on how to run it? What do certain positions have to be able to do to have succes??
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  • greenieblue
    MVP
    • Oct 2010
    • 1240

    #2
    Re: Princeton Offense help?

    You need big men who can pass and jump shooters across the board.

    Edit: Think Sac, w/ Divac, Webber, Hedo, Peja, Mike Bibby, etc.
    Last edited by greenieblue; 12-19-2010, 10:09 PM.
    Originally posted by Fabian Avenarius Lloyd
    [...] a man of subtlety or refinement is almost always nothing but an idiot.

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    • RLX_3peat
      Banned
      • Dec 2010
      • 9

      #3
      Re: Princeton Offense help?

      Speed wouldn't hurt either.

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      • greenieblue
        MVP
        • Oct 2010
        • 1240

        #4
        Re: Princeton Offense help?

        Probably want to use Rockets or Cavs playbook (although I haven't looked at them) and turn up backdoor cuts to 100. And maybe increase flashy passes a little.
        Originally posted by Fabian Avenarius Lloyd
        [...] a man of subtlety or refinement is almost always nothing but an idiot.

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        • jrose57
          MVP
          • Dec 2007
          • 3513

          #5
          Re: Princeton Offense help?

          whats exactly is princeton offense? it hought utah does it?

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          • greenieblue
            MVP
            • Oct 2010
            • 1240

            #6
            Re: Princeton Offense help?

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            I don't think Utah does. The closest thing in the NBA today (and it's not really close), is what Hou does.

            Eddie Jordan did in WAS and tried to in PHI. Adelman did in SAC and is in HOU. Byron Scott has run a form of it everywhere he has coached.
            Originally posted by Fabian Avenarius Lloyd
            [...] a man of subtlety or refinement is almost always nothing but an idiot.

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            • Matty-ice
              Rookie
              • Dec 2010
              • 12

              #7
              Re: Princeton Offense help?

              I would also like to know how to replicate this offense in the game.

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              • UTAllTheWay
                Pro
                • Mar 2008
                • 643

                #8
                Re: Princeton Offense help?

                To be honest, the closest thing I've seen to the "Princeton offense" is Indiana's playbook.

                I watch the Rockets every single game, and they run a "Princeton" style offense. The biggest thing they do is go through their PF or C in the high post, and the wing players create a lot of movement off the ball. Every play in the Pacers playbook goes through the PF or Center at the high post.

                As far as what you need:

                PG - Solid shooter. Doesn't need to dominate the ball. Bibby and Brooks are perfect for this role

                SG - Very good shooter that is great off the ball. Richard Hamilton, Ray Allen, and Kevin Martin are the prototypical guys.

                SF - Could be any kind, really. I'd suggest a spot-up shooter. Casspi would be great.

                PF - Solid shooter, good passer, but can also create for himself at the high post. Lamarcus Aldridge is the perfect model for this.

                C - Good passer, can also spread the floor a bit. Yao is very nice, Brad Miller is good... I also like Camby and Hibbert here as well.

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                • Low End Theory
                  Rookie
                  • Jun 2010
                  • 25

                  #9
                  Re: Princeton Offense help?

                  Here's a cool interview of the coach who invented the Princeton offense. Talks a bit about what you need and how it works.

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