2017 UPGRADE: Lob Pass Option = Guard to Guard pass, then RETURN PASS to intial ballhandler BEFORE passing to the wing. Dunk or Tip-in layup as EARLY OFFENSE because you end up trying too many 3-pointers with CHIN.
Most smart coaches know that CHIN is a Man-2-Man Offense, the best way to kill backdoor passes is to drop into a 2-3 Zone Defense & dare them to beat you with 3-pointers.
The problem I've always had with the flare screen is that the shooter rarely makes that shot because he gets no momentum into it. Just watch this video, the shooters make less than 10% on that shot. I've been to D1 practices of teams who run this and it is the same thing, the shot is not ma=de at a high %.
This way of Training is new to me. Very cool to See Everything involviert get to finish!
2017 UPGRADE: Lob Pass Option = Guard to Guard pass, then RETURN PASS to intial ballhandler BEFORE passing to the wing.
Dunk or Tip-in layup as EARLY OFFENSE because you end up trying too many 3-pointers with CHIN.
On over we set the screen closer to the lane. If you set it wide the defender will shoot the gap. We want him to try and get thru.
If the 5-Man pops outside the 3-point line & catches = AUTOMATIC twin Down-screens.
The 5-Man can DHO (Dribble Hand-off) to either side.
Totally agree. If 5-Man does have a decent handle or can shoot from outside, this offense would be insane.
Most smart coaches know that CHIN is a Man-2-Man Offense, the best way to kill backdoor passes is to drop into a 2-3 Zone Defense & dare them to beat you with 3-pointers.
With Chin set teams can focus on the space at ft line extend of 23 zone defense or bring up some hi-lo action. I think it's pretty useful against zone
My 5-Man/ Center must be a good jumpshooter, even 3-pointers😄😄😄
Point Series has replaced CHIN as my favorite part of Princeton Offense.
In OVER, I demand an actual Down-Screen 😄😄😄.
Kids try to leave to early on screen denial.
The problem I've always had with the flare screen is that the shooter rarely makes that shot because he gets no momentum into it. Just watch this video, the shooters make less than 10% on that shot. I've been to D1 practices of teams who run this and it is the same thing, the shot is not ma=de at a high %.