In previous years, one of Kentucky’s biggest problems was running a “modern” offense that could be competitive against the teams that can match your talent, especially in the postseason. John Calipari’s dribble-drive concept worked for the better part of a decade, but it slowly turned into stall ball, and Kentucky’s offense became stagnant more often than not. However, from what little we have seen through various practice clips and highlight packages, it doesn’t appear that will be much of an issue moving forward. Instead, ball movement and moving without the ball in your hands will be key in…
