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Nov 18, 2021 55 min

Andy Kelley - Dribble Drive Motion Offense

from The Baskipedia Podcast Hosted by Marc Hart

In this episode of the Baskipedia Podcast, we discuss the Dribble Drive Motion Offense with Coach Andy Kelley of the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. From Saint Mary Website: Andy Kelley spent four total seasons on the Wildcats women's basketball staff as an assistant, prior to coming to USM. While there, he helped lead the team to a 90-36 record, as well as a Heart of America Athletic Conference regular-season and tournament championship in 2017. The Wildcats also made three NAIA National Tournament appearances – two Sweet 16 and one Final Four appearance along with a runner-up finish in 2016. He also coached and recruited four NAIA All-Americans, 10 All-Conference selections, a two-time conference Defensive Player of the Year, and one conference Player of the Year. Join our community of over 2500 coaches on Facebook to discuss the Dribble Drive Motion Offense: Dribble Drive Motion Hoop Talk - Facebook Group Check out our Basketball Products on the Dribble Drive Motion offense at System Basketball. Follow Coach Marc Hart on Social Media for Daily X and O Content This episode is sponsored by System Basketball About our host Coach Marc Hart High School Basketball Coach for the last 25 years. Started System Basketball for coaches to learn various systems on the offensive and defensive side of basketball.

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