Personalize the Princeton - Jim Burson | Solution

presents
Personalize the Princeton
live virtual master clinic
featuring
Dr. James Burson
Coach Dave Calloway
Wednesday, June12, 2013
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There
is
no
magic
button.
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Too
Complicated
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Takes
Too Much
Time
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Slows Us
Down
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Personalize
the
Princeton.
We give you
the
framework.
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Butch
Van Breda Kolff
Princeton: 1962-67
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Career: 1951-94
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1,300+ pro, college &
HS games
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13 head coaching jobs
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Player: Princeton, NYU,
Knicks
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Life: 1922-2007
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Name: Willem Hendrick
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Pete Carril
Princeton: 1967-96
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Career: 1952-2011
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2 head coaching jobs
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Record: 525-273
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Naismith Hall of Fame
Collegiate Hall of Fame
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Player: Lafayette under
Van Breda Kolff
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Born 1930
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John Thompson
Georgetown
Mitch Henderson
Princeton
Sydney Johnson
Fairfield
Who’s running
the Princeton
at the major
college level?
Joe Scott
Denver University
Craig Robinson
Oregon State
Bill Carmody
Northwestern
(through spring 2013)
Chris Mooney
Richmond
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Mike Brown, Lakers excited
about Princeton offense
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L.A. Lakers to dump Princeton
offense after Mike Brown's firing
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What happened?
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Your players
must have basic
fundamentals.
For the
Princeton or any
offense.
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Recruit
or
Develop?
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Dribble
Pass
Shoot
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“If a player cannot
Pete Carril
pass the ball, the
offense stops moving.
If he cannot shoot, he
will always be open.
If he cannot dribble,
the defense will attack
”
him.
excerpt from his famous book
The Smart Take
From the Strong
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Cut Credibly
Stand
Judiciously
Read & React
The Cut & Curl
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Spacing
Rebounding
Screening
Screen one,
see two
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Teach
Awareness
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Princeton
Offense
Optional
Phasing
by Jim Burson
20 Principles
12 Principles
Personalize the Princeton
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
1.
If you can pass, dribble and
shoot well, you will always
dictate to the defense
what they do.
If you can’t, then you
are not fundamentally sound,
and the defense
will dictate what you do.
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You must be able to dribble,
pass and shoot, screen and
cut, on the move under
pressure.
The quality of your passing
determines the quality of
your shots!
Optional
Phasing
Principle
2.
You must dribble with a
purpose and the other 4
players must read the
dribbler.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
3.
3.
Think change of direction -think 5 players high.
Five players must work
together.
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There is a counter for
everything the defense does.
Do the opposite of what the
defense is doing.
You must read the defense.
Are they playing hard or soft?
Optional
Phasing
Principle
4.
If there’s any denial, cut
backdoor.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
5.
Think lay-ups and
3-point shots.
In that order.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
Don’t run to the ball!
6.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
7.
Hit the cutter with a
bounce pass.
It is ok to use
one-hand passes.
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The offense is about
hypnotic cuts, passes
and handoffs.
Timing & cutting are essential
to establishing this flow.
Flow brings success.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
Keep your center high.
Keep the area below
the foul line empty.
8.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
9.
This offense is more about
cutting than screening.
Move to open spaces.
When you screen,
don’t just screen.
Screen and read
each situation.
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CUT CREDIBLY.
Look for the ball where
you are coming open,
then get back outside
to the perimeter
as quickly as possible.
Optional
Phasing
Principle
10.
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STAND JUDICIOUSLY.
Float to an open spot and
occupy your man.
Fingers up and butt down.
Think ball in air, feet in air.
Optional
Phasing
Principle
11.
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Optional
Phasing
Principle
12.
Five players must
work together.
UNSELFISHNESS
is more important
than brains.
You must couple this
with discipline.
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Applying the
Principles
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The Big Picture
1.
The center’s location is the key
to the Princeton.
The center is central.
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The Big Picture
2.
The Princeton is a series
of phases (plays).
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The Big Picture
3.
Options for phases are limited
only by your imagination.
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Beginning of Season
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Technique
Individual work
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Choices
Group work / 2-3
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Adaptation
Team work / 4-5
0
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End of Season
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Technique
Individual work
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Choices
Group work / 2-3
Adaptation
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Team work / 4-5
0
25
50
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More knowledge
of the Princeton.
2.
Tonight’s
Takeaways
A process to
personalize the
Princeton for
your own offense.
3.
A challenge for you
to become better so
that you can help
your players be
better.
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