John Calipari
University of Arkansas Head Coach;
2025 Sweet Sixteen;
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;
4x Final Four (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015);
Memphis Head Coach from 2000 to 2009;
2008 Final Four;
New Jersey Nets Head Coach from 1996 to 1999;
UMass Head Coach from 1988 to 1996;
1996 Final Four
Hall of Fame coach John Calipari has been at the forefront of the innovative Dribble Drive Offense for decades and now he's evolved it to the modern game.
- Maximize Rim Pressure! Teach players to attack off the catch and collapse the defense for high-value shots. In this video, Coach Calipari breaks down his latest adaptations, showing you how to create constant pressure on the rim, generate high-value scoring opportunities and keep defenses scrambling.
- Stretch the Floor in Transition! Use Stride Running to create space and force poor closeouts. You will learn how to teach and execute stride running to stretch the floor, attack in transition and force defenders into bad closeouts. See how 'Drive the Catch' principles allow your players to immediately threaten the paint, collapse the defense and create open shots for teammates. Coach Calipari shares drills, teaching points and breakdowns that make these actions second nature for your team.
- Build Relentless Attack Habits! Install competitive drills that make paint touches second nature. You'll see how to integrate these concepts into game-like situations, from half-court flow to transition attacks, ensuring your offense maintains pace and aggression against any opponent.
- Modernize Your Dribble Drive! Adapt proven concepts to today's faster, more dynamic game. Whether you're looking to refresh your current Dribble Drive or install it from scratch, Calipari's modernized updates offer simple teaching cues and competitive drills that will help you turn your players into relentless attackers!
71 minutes. 2025.