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The Princeton Offense – Play Diagrams (PDF)

The Princeton Offense – Play Diagrams (PDF)

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Every Princeton set, drawn step by step. The Diamond Press Princeton Offense Play Diagrams turn the high-post backdoor system into clean, numbered court diagrams you can put on the whiteboard, hand to players or pull up in a timeout.

What's Inside

  • 14 plays, one per page: Dribble-At Backdoor, Chin, Strong-Side Chin, Point Entry, Wave-Through, Point Over, Point Away, Point Under, Finger-Wag Lob, Low Post & Laker Cut, 5-Out Get, Center-Forward Backdoor, Chin vs. Zone, and an Under-7 late-clock ball screen
  • 38 step-by-step court diagrams with cuts, passes, dribbles, screens and handoffs, key scoring actions in orange, and numbered timing badges so players know what happens first
  • 28 IF → THEN reads and counters, so every play shows what to do when the defense denies, top-locks, switches or sags
  • Coaching cue for every set ("Ball leaves, you leave."), where it starts from and which defenses to use it against
  • Diagram key and floor landmarks page (slots, wings, elbows, high elbow, blocks) so assistants and players read the diagrams the same way
  • Coach's notes space on every play page

Who It's For

Coaches running or installing the Princeton offense at the youth, middle school, high school or AAU level who want ready-to-print diagrams for practice plans, scouting binders and player handouts.

Format & Delivery

  • 16-page PDF, US Letter, vector diagrams that stay sharp when printed or zoomed
  • Instant digital download after checkout; no physical item ships

Pairs with The Princeton Offense Coaching Playbook, which explains the system, the read matrix and the practice progression behind these diagrams.

Educational coaching material. Historical references to coaches, schools, teams and players are for analysis only. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Princeton University, the NCAA, the NBA, or any team or individual named.

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