A lot of research was put into this so here goes:
Princeton is an offensive strategy that emphasizes constant motion, passing, backdoor cuts and disciplined teamwork. It is designed for 5 players who can each pass, shoot and dribble at an above average level. Positions are less important. Having a strong post player is effective because the player is critical to passing to backdoor cutters, and can draw a double team to open outside shots. The defensive team attempts to pack the paint to prevent backdoor cuts, the offense then utilizes three pointers from the perimeter. All 5 players should be competent at making a three point shot. Like my friend, Yuck said, 'Power Forward is the most important position. Passing is required, jump shot is a must, jump range is bonus and handling and driving are required. The tactic is best against 2-3 Zone and sorry to oppose you Yuck but it is worst against 1-3-1 Zone and 3-2 Zone.