Princeton Offense Bundle

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN ABOUT THE PRINCETON OFFENSE?

How to use the best of your own offense and enhance it with the Princeton.

Drills to execute this offense to perfection

Myths about the offense

The basic principles for teaching Princeton.

Simple X’s and O’s you can implement this year that will make your team hard to guard.

Which player skills must be developed so your team can execute with precision.

WHY PRINCETON OFFENSE?

We break down the offense for you set by set and include the spacing options and timing that will make it effective. See why this offense has been so effective at every level. There are many layers to this offense and you can speed it up or slow it down depending on your personnel and level. If you only want to run some of it then that is an option, but these breakdown drills will help your players learn the offense.

Basketball coaching is a tough job because we are all looking for the newest and best ways to win a basketball game. What about just looking for the right way?

Pete Carril was a genius and put together a system of play that was revolutionary at the time. The Princeton Offense is constantly adapting with some new coaches adding their own innovations to the style including the Corner Offense by Rick Adelman and many of the Horns Sets you to see in the NBA.

This system will give you the tools you need to win by design.

John Beilein has been called the “guru” of the X’s and O’s.

(I tend to share that opinion.)

After 16 years at the helm, he’s arguably one of the best in the business.

One of the cool things about the Playbook business – plus a little technology – is that we can now get his exact playbook into your hands PRIOR to the game Thursday.

Kinda neat…

And if you’re anything like me...

You like having a little extra insight into how Beilein brings it!

Also, once you grab this book you’ll notice one thing right away…

He keeps it about as simple as it gets.

Even though the playbook come in at 127 pages, it is broken down into only 5 sections:
• Half Court Man Offense
• Half Court Zone Offense
• BLOB’s
• SLOB’s
• Drills

It is beautiful in its simplicity.  

I know you’ll enjoy it.  

As long as Michigan stays in the tourney, you can own this playbook here.

See you courtside,

SP

P.S.  NOTE: Get access to the Michigan Playbook before the game on Thursday!

127 pages of the Wolverine’s Offense…

Chris Collins- Northwestern Wildcats Playbook

Buy this Chris Collins - Northwestern Wildcats Playbook! Great X’s and O’s Material!

Chris Collins is a coach on the rise. In his fourth year at the helm, he has the Northwestern Wildcats Basketball Program on the doorstep of history and the fan base more excited than ever. Their exhilaration stems from the sad fact that Northwestern is the only power conference school that has never made the NCAA tournament.

In Collins’ first three years at the helm, he has led Northwestern to an increased win total each season.

In the 2015-16 season, the Wildcats establish a school regular-season record 20 wins, including eight wins in Big Ten Conference play. Three of the Big Ten wins were by 20 or more points, marking the first time a Northwestern team posted three league wins by 20+ points since the 1943-44 season.

Everywhere Collins has coached and played, there is a common theme, winning. He both coached and played under one of the greatest coaches of all time- Mike Krzyzewski. During Collins’ 13 seasons on the Blue Devils’ staff, Duke posted an overall record of 385-77 while recording eight ACC tournament championships, four ACC regular-season titles, eight in-season tournament titles and national championships in 2001 and 2010. As a player at Duke, he won 83 games, three NCAA Tournament bids, one Final Four appearance, two ACC regular-season championships, and an ACC tournament title.

This Chris Collins Northwestern Wildcats Playbook is a must for your coaching library. Collins and the Wildcats run a wide variety of set play to get their best players the ball in optimal positions to score.

 In this Chris Collins Northwestern Wildcats Playbook, you will 62 pages of half-court sets vs. man and zone, baseline out of bounds, sideline out of bounds, and press breaks utilized by one of the hottest coaches in the country.

I want to introduce the newest eBook in the Basketball Secrets Unleashed: NBA Princeton Offense Playbook. It is a playbook comprised of NBA Princeton sets from the New Jersey Nets, Sacramento Kings, and Washington Wizards of the NBA. It isn’t an ebook designed to “install the princeton offense”. It has 103 sets that are run by these teams. It doesn’t have the drills to run the Princeton Offense.

Example Princeton Offense sets:

NBA Princeton Playbook

This NBA Princeton Playbook is a playbook designed from how the Princeton Offense is run in the NBA. All of the ideas came from teams that ran the Princeton offense. The plays came from the teams that has used the Princeton offense.

The Princeton Offense is known for strongly emphasizing the fundamentals of good shooting, passing, and back-door cuts. The offense takes a high level of basketball intelligence to run it. It is a five part play that takes fifteen seconds to run. The goal of the Princeton offense isn’t to run clock. The goal is to break down the defense, because of lack of discipline on defense. The Princeton off works against both man and zone defenses, and not just against man defense.

The NBA Princeton offense is different than typically run Princeton offenses. This playbook has typical NBA sets like post-up and pick-n-roll sets. It is the mixture of sets that help the NBA athletes along with the combination of Princeton principles that work on any level.

Before the 2001 season, the New Jersey Nets were coming off a 26-56 losing season. They went from an East Coast Conference doormat to the NBA finals. They finished 13th in scoring in the NBA and had five starters averaging double figures.

Sports Illustrated: “The Princeton offense is old-style basketball. Dribble, pass and shoot. I always thought it’s the way the game was supposed to be played.”

The strength of the offense is about being unselfish and the fact that everyone touches the ball. You can tweak the offense as much as you want to tweak it, but it helps everyone succeed. It has a lot of movement and even if one player is scoring, the other four players play a huge role in helping that process.

The positions of the offense are two guards, two forwards, and a center. The guard and forward spots are interchangeable; the center is the only position that is not. The offense revolves around the center and he doesn’t have to be a low block scorer. In the Princeton offense, there are always counter attacks. If they take away one option then there is always another option.

Washington Wizards head in 200l and put the Princeton offense in their attack. Here are the results from their scoring:

2003-04: 18th in the NBA in scoring (91.8 PPG)
2004-05: 6th in the NBA in scoring (100.5 PPG)
2005-06: 3rd in the NBA in scoring (101.7)

Table of Contents:

Half-court sets: 74 Plays
Early Offense: 5 Plays
Pick & Roll: 10 Plays
Post-Up sets: 14 Plays

Total: 103 Plays

I hope that you enjoy this playbook and you are able to use the Princeton offense for your team this season or just get a couple new ideas/wrinkles for your team.

Coach Peterman

Disclaimer: The eBook was not written by Pete Carril, Bryon Scott, or Eddie Jordan. I compiled notes and video footage from the Sacramento Kings, New Jersey Nets, and Washington Wizards.