John Calipari's son joins Vanderbilt as director of on-court player development
Brad Calipari served as director of player development for Long Island University last season
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John Calipari's son is joining a Southeastern Conference staff, just not at Kentucky.
Brad Calipari, 26, has been hired as Vanderbilt's director of on-court player development, Commodores coach Jerry Stackhouse announced on Monday.
"Brad is a talented, young coach who has worked hard to prepare himself for this opportunity," Stackhouse said. "He is knowledgeable, high-energy, and a strong communicator. We are very excited about his ability to add value with our student-athletes and within our coaching staff."
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John Calipari’s son is joining a Southeastern Conference staff, where he was hired as Vanderbilt’s director of on-court player development.
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Brad Calipari spent last season as director of player development for Long Island University in Brooklyn. He is a former graduate assistant under his father, John Calipari, at Kentucky and earned his master's certificate in sports kinesiology in 2022.
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Calipari played for the Wildcats for two seasons before finishing his career at Detroit Mercy in 2021. He earned a master’s degree in liberal arts from Detroit Mercy in 2021.