Princeton Offense 2.0: Weak Side Flash Set Play plus an option
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The versatility to the Princeton Offense 2.0 is to run Weak side Flash. Weak side Flash is exactly like it sounds like and some of the other names for this action is Blind Pig Action. 2 fills the elbow and 1 has the basketball, if you are in your 2 guard set then 1 calls Weak Side Flash.
1 calls Weak side Flash when he sees X4 overplaying on the 4. 2 flashes to the left elbow and receives the ball from 1.
Coaching Point: Over-Playing Four Defender
Run the Weak Side Flash to attack a defender over-playing the Four. Also as another option, instead of running the Point Series.
The first look for the 4 is the hand-off between the 2 and 4. If the 4 doesn’t get the ball then he cuts out to the left corner. At the same time, the 5 is setting a flex type screen for 3. 3 can cut either side. The main thing that you look for is the ball at the elbow with the 2. 2 could pass the ball to the 3. After the ball doesn’t go to the 3. The 5 will duck in for the post-up.
Coaching Point: Post-up
Call this to post up the Three or the Five to duck in and seal after the flex screen.
Here are the three looks:
1. Back cut off the Four.
2. Looking for the Three off the Flex Screen.
3. Looking for the Five on the duck-in.
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