🔥🔥"The Real Princeton Offense: Low Post, Point Series & Options That Keep Defenses Guessing!" New 🏀Video featuring coach @coachthardy 🙌 ⭐️Learn the foundational structure of the Princeton Offense, including alignment, spacing, and player roles! ⭐️See how to install Low Post and Point Series actions that create constant movement and multiple scoring options! ⭐️Learn important teaching points for decision-making reads such as give-and-go, backdoor cuts, and screen options! ⭐️Understand how to

Point Middle - Princeton Offense Sideline Out Of Bounds Play Maybe you are all in on Aaron Jennings’ Princeton Offense System. If you’re a basketball purist, it’s hard not to love the beauty of his system. Or maybe you recognize its effectiveness, but aren’t ready to make it your entire offense. Either way, you can take advantage of the actions that Princeton Offense provides. How? By setting up Princeton action when you have a dead ball. One common dead ball situation is sideline out of bounds.

Princeton Chin Series Play With 4 Options - Pressure the Rim and Get Open Perimeter Shots Check out this play from the Princeton Offensive System with Coach Aaron Jennings. It covers 4 options from this “Chin” series that can get your team great looks. 1. Curl for a lay up 2. Pin down for a 3 3. Pick and Roll 4. HI/LO opportunity | Breakthrough Basketball

Great read by the hub of the Princeton offense The Princeton Chin is an easy continuity to teach, but hard to master. It features a variety of options to take advantage of teams that want to deny or play in the gaps on offense. The back screens loosen up the defense, and the top flare allows for three-pointers, drives, two man games, and high low action. The gap drive off the top flare is always tough to defend for gap defenses - recovering on the flare into an immediate double gap drive (usuall