The Princeton Chin series has become popular in high school basketball. It’s easy to run, has solid scoring options, and has no end point, so it can be used over and over and over again if needed. Enjoy!
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0:00 Introduction
0:24 Sample Whole Possession Seeing the whole flow of the action together
1:10 Breaking Down the Actions
1:14 Baseline Drive Explore while chin/false go action sets up
1:28 First Cutter Often covered, but when it's there, it usually leads to a high efficiency shot
2:31 False Go Shoot It
3:04 False Go Drive the double gap
4:11 False Go Drive the gap and kick it
6:03 False Go Treat it as a ball screen/roll action with 5
7:49 Reverse the Ball Fill spots, continue the continuity
8:18 Post Scoring Opportunities Slip, duck, hi/low
10:34 Pressure Releases Tactics to avoid letting pressure defense disrupt the system
13:18 Putting It All Together With Multiple Reversal Possessions