Re: Motion stops opponents cold

[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>cLIeNUX user wrote:
>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 
>>>http://www.sacbee.com/content/sports/basketball/kings/story/7880542p-8819239c.html
>> 
>> 
>> 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.
>> 
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> 
>> Rick Hohensee
>> Precision Mojo Engineer
>
>Pete had to use this time of motion offense because he NEVER got good 
>players to use the traditional offenses --
>
>

Which is why what he's doing in Sactown isn't what his imitators are
doing. It's like Elvis and Tortelvis. 

Rick Hohensee