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Message: [QUOTE="boog204, post: 2107116, member: 880"] Absolutely... I guess it's just a little bizarre to me that coaches (or players for that matter) at "bigger" universities cannot harness some of that half court execution by the low/mid-majors and use the advantages of their superior athletes/skills to have better half-court O. It did not happen, but I thought the early days of JT III was going to be a slight change in college basketball where you had athletic/skilled players playing the Princeton style. They were very successful and were on the cusp of great things before their recruiting fell off. I get that the players prefer the one-on-one game because it highlights the individual, but as you said, there's a very distinct reason why Princeton and other well-coached mid-majors are always a battle versus obviously superior athletes/skill players. [/QUOTE]