I am not sure if Princeton will get the C outside shots at a high rate. The PF will, but I feel that the C may be a majority low block option. I would think Motion > Run and Gun > Normal focus > Princeton > Inside focus would be your best bet to get the Center outside opportunities. I also think a slower pace would help find the mismatch better. If the Center has high driving, a faster pace COULD be a better option, though.
Northern Ninja's defensive strategy is spot on. When playing out of position, I always make sure to rotate defensive assignments. This helps mitigate the damage done. Before the rotate defense option was available, it was not as easy to play a player out of position and still win.
Edit: I thought the original poster wanted to get his Center outside opportunities, but I now see he just wants advice on the best offense to run. Princeton is definitely a good option with his high handling and passing, as it will allow the ball to go through him a bit more than your standard offense. He won't score down low, but he will be able to kick out to other scorers. A good all around PF and Inside oriented Center is preferred for this option, though, and it appears you have it a bit backwards. Not enough recent experience with the offense to comment further.
Last edited by Alan Ellis at 8/29/2011 2:02:06 PM