The only similarities between a Princeton-type offense, and what the Cavs have been running over the last three seasons is that they both involve a basketball - that's about the extent of it. Irving and LeBron had the ball in their hands for approximately 75%-80% of the time that the starting lineup was on the floor, that is in conflict with the very nature of the Princeton offense, and any "variant" of it. Kyrie and LeBron were responsible for 64% of the team's total assists (the team was only ranked 13th), and they scored 46% of the team's total points. Basically, they were responsible for nearly 80% of the team's total production. That's TWO players who were responsible for nearly 80% of the team's total production.
That percentage was even HIGHER in the postseason. And you wanna sit here and tell me that they run a "variant" of an offense that's based on a relative scale of equal touches, opportunities, and workload; an offense that's ultimately based on
teamwork.