Re: Motion stops opponents cold

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I believe the guy that designed The Princeton is an assistant coach for
the Kings, Pete Carrill. Unlike others trying to implement the Princeton,
namely the Nets and the Wizards, Carrill thinks with originality, and
adapts his stuff to the pro game. The Kings are presumed to lead the
league in no-dribble breaks. The Wizards, on the other hand, had about 4
24-second violations in the first half versus Detroit in DC. The Wizards'
Princeton is a college thing while that of Carrill himself isn't.

And my stuff is more original than Carrill's.

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Rick Hohensee
Precision Mojo Engineer