Aaron Jennings’ Princeton Offense System - Chin Series Pass-Pass-Throw It

This is the first piece of the Chin Series from Aaron Jennings' Princeton Offensive System. It is a continuity offense that seeks easy backdoor lay ups or open 3 point shots.
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[@deandrepage1048]

The Early Offense Dribble Handoff & weakside Pindown Screen (EXCHANGE) is the best way to start. 😀😀😀
That's because the Center can still be a Rim-Runner for easy buckets in a natural Fast-Break look, but knows automatically to flash to the High Post if he sees a Dribble Handoff.

[@cjknight7272]

Send a link for it

[@calkraegenbrink955]

This is a great, simple explanation. Thank you.

[@TheDeeboyd]

Excellent break down!👍🏽

[@deandrepage1048]

Dribble handoff with weakside Pindown Screen set by the Power Forward for the wing shooter is my favorite.

[@coachmoses5665]

This is awesome. Thank you.

[@KennyPowers101mph]

I really appreciate this thank you.

[@Maalthe1]

Good demo

[@deandrepage1048]

Center flash high for Top of Key catch equals Twin Pindown Screens for a DHO.

[@deandrepage1048]

3-point shot off that Flare Screen doesn't get emphasized enough. 😞😞

[@deandrepage1048]

Dribble Hand-off is the best way to start Chin Offense because you can still have a Rim Runner at the basket for an easy 2 points. 🤣🤣The Dribble Hand-off triggers the Low Post to flash to the ball-side Elbow/High Post.
Now a taller player (Small Forward)receives the DHO from the point guard BEFORE CHIN OFFENSE STARTS.

[@brucemercer7753]

You definitely know this Offense.

[@deandrepage1048]

NBA teams use Chin Offense, they look to hit the cutter BEFORE PASSING TO THE WING.

[@foxbarry3930]

Why bothered to film this, since most of the video you were all standing there?