Princeton University Athletics

Carril Featured in Wall Street Journal
March 07, 2017 | Men's Basketball
Pete Carril is a Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer, Princeton's all-time leader in coaching wins with 514 and led the program to 13 Ivy League titles, 11 NCAA Tournaments and four NCAA Tournament wins.
The "Princeton Offense" for which he is known has spread throughout college basketball and now the NBA, where Carril assisted with the Sacramento Kings and Washington Wizards after retiring from Princeton in 1996.
The Wall Street Journal caught up with Carril, Princeton's head coach Mitch Henderson and alums Bob Scrabis '89 and Matt Lapin '90 for its look at Carril's effect on the game, which you can read here or by clicking on the link in the tweet below.
The "Princeton Offense" for which he is known has spread throughout college basketball and now the NBA, where Carril assisted with the Sacramento Kings and Washington Wizards after retiring from Princeton in 1996.
The Wall Street Journal caught up with Carril, Princeton's head coach Mitch Henderson and alums Bob Scrabis '89 and Matt Lapin '90 for its look at Carril's effect on the game, which you can read here or by clicking on the link in the tweet below.
NBA teams space the court, share the ball and shoot a ton of 3s. They play like Princeton under Pete Carril. https://t.co/Ng1Pzd9ieu
— Ben Cohen (@bzcohen) March 7, 2017
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