Anthony Evans

The Princeton Offense has been around since the late 1930s, but so many great coaches since then have taken its principles and developed it into a threatening strategy that can still be implemented into today's game. Coaches like Pete Carril (Princeton), Lennie Acuff (Lipscomb), Muffet McGraw (Notre Dame WBB), John Thompson III (Georgetown), and more have all taken the original Princeton Offense and put their own spin on it as the game has changed over the years.

Today's Princeton Offense teaches players "how to play" by making reads and playing off principles rather than relying on sets. Benefits of implementing an offense like the Princeton Offense include: increase in pace and excitement, forced communication, increased player IQ, fewer sets, and it's UNSCOUTABLE. There is an answer for everything the defense throws at your team. Start implementing this offense into your system today!

James Morrison shares his extensive resume from starting out as a South Carolina MBB manager to upgrading to an Assistant Coach at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, AL, and finally working as a high school basketball coach while working part-time with the Minnesota Timberwolves. He relives some of his memories of past experiences, including going to a Final Four his senior year, and also gives his insight on what's going on in the NCAA and NBA.

Put this together in hopes that it would help some of the newer coaches out (particularly at the youth level).

This is the practice plan I use for my practices. You should be able to download, edit the logo and change the color scheme to how you like it.

Good luck to all this season!

Ty Evans speaks on the various elements of his philosophy: full-court pressure, motion offense, recruiting strategy and the "DOG" mentality he looks for in all his players.

Jefferson Mason gave us a little background on his life and development as a player, discussed how the game has changed over time and what players need to do in order to develop and reach their full potential.

Claus Souza talks a little bit about his background, how he has handled the COVID-19 crisis and offers insight and advice to aspiring strength and conditioning coaches.

Justin Peak discusses his background and how he got into his current role as Video Coordinator for the Auburn Women's Basketball team. He also talks about the on-going struggles the COVID-19 pandemic brings on the world of college hoops and draws an interesting connection between soccer and the game of basketball. Steve Nash, the Brooklyn Nets, Sharife Cooper, Bruce Pearl, SEC, and ACC basketball are all included in this episode. You don't want to miss it!