John Calipari: The Definitive Dribble Drive Motion Offense

with John Calipari,
University of Arkansas Head Coach;
University of Kentucky Head Men's Coach from 2009 to 2024;
.771 winning percentage at Kentucky;
2020-21 National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Guardians of the Game Award for Inclusion;
2015 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee;
2015 AP College Coach of the Year;
2012 NCAA Men's Basketball National Championship;
2011 Telly Award for 'MVP Basketball with Derrick Rose' instructional video;
4x Final Four (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015);
3x Naismith College Coach of the Year ('96, '08, '15);
2015 AP College Coach of the Year;
3x NABC Coach of the Year ('96, '09, '15);
2x Basketball Times Coach of the Year ('96, '15);
2x Adolph Rupp Cup ('10, '15);
2009 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year;
2009 Sports Illustrated National Coach of the Year;
6x SEC Regular Season Champions;
6x SEC Tournament Champions;
4x SEC Coach of the Year ('10, '12, '15, '20);
Memphis Head Coach from 2000 to 2009;
3x C-USA Coach of the Year ('06, '08, '09);
4x C-USA Tournament Champions;
5x C-USA Regular Season Champions;
2008 Final Four;
2002 NIT Champions;
Philadelphia 76ers (NBA) Assistant Coach from 1999 to 2000;
New Jersey Nets Head Coach from 1996 to 1999;
UMass Head Coach from 1988 to 1996;
1996 Final Four;
3x A10 Coach of the Year ('93, '94, '96);5x A 10 Regular Season Champions;
5x A 10 Tournament Champions;
played college basketball for UNC Wilmington and Clarion

Coach Calipari took the country by storm with his innovative Dribble Drive Offense. In this instructional basketball video, Calipari condenses this attack in to four basic parts. Each part is masterfully woven into an efficient, well-organized, high scoring offense.

Unconventional in design, the dribble drive moves the ball to the opposite side of the low post player anchoring the ball on the side with a great shooter. This feature allows you to open the floor and create driving angles from multiple areas of the floor. Calipari explains how the down hill drive, pitch, relocation, and kick back features create more scoring opportunities for all your players.

The four components are explained in a clear how-to manner, which allows coaches at all levels to understand and implement the dribble drive offense effectively. Learn how the second drive is as dangerous as the first penetration and how each breaks down defenders. Add balance to your team scoring by giving perimeter and post players equal opportunities to be successful.

40 minutes. 2009.