IOWABCA

Jeff Rutter - Bellarmine Flow Offense & Teaching Drills

by Iowa Basketball Coaches Association
Jeff Rutter - Bellarmine Flow Offense & Teaching Drills

Description

If you want your team shooting a higher percentage without relying on elite talent, this is the course you need to watch. Jeff Rutter breaks down the exact offense that made Bellarmine the #1 team in the nation in field goal percentage, built on a legacy that includes a 2011 national championship, multiple Final Fours, a Division I jump in 2020, and a 2022 ASUN title.

Rutter walks coaches through Bellarmine’s complete system, a position-less, four-out flow offense anyone on the roster can run, the A-through-D shot grading method that trains players to hunt layups and foul draws while cutting out bad shots, and the exact drill progression, from passing and spacing drills to post play and transition, that installs it in practice. You’ll also get the footwork habits, the spacing and cutting principles that keep defenses constantly moving, and the program philosophy that proves discipline beats raw talent.

This is a complete, provable offensive blueprint, not just theory.

Enroll now to get the full clinic with Jeff Rutter and start installing a proven, nationally elite offensive system in your own program!

Lessons

The Coach

Jeff Rutter is in his first season at Bellarmine University, having joined Doug Davenport’s staff as an assistant coach in June 2026. His coaching career goes back to 1990, when he started as a graduate assistant and then full-time assistant at North Dakota State, helping the program win the 1995 NCC Championship and reach the NCAA Division II Tournament in 1994 and 1995. After a season at Stetson, he spent seven seasons as head coach at Wisconsin-Parkside (1996-2003), leading the Rangers to their first GLVC Tournament appearances in school history in 2002 and 2003 and to the highest national ranking in program history.

He then moved into a long run of high-major assistant roles: three seasons at Northern Iowa (2003-2006), where the Panthers reached three straight NCAA Tournaments; seven seasons at Iowa State (2006-2013), first as an assistant under Greg McDermott and then as director of basketball operations under Fred Hoiberg, helping develop 13 All-Big 12 players and 32 pros, nine of them NBA players, while the Cyclones won first-round NCAA Tournament games in both of their tournament appearances; and four seasons at Drake (2013-2017), where he served primarily as an assistant before taking over as interim head coach for the back half of the 2016-17 season, leading a five-game winning streak and the program’s first win at Missouri State in 25 years, and recruiting Reed Timmer, Drake’s all-time leading scorer. He went on to spend five seasons at Miami University in Ohio (2017-2022), where the team won 70 games and reached the 2018 CBI, and four seasons at Western Michigan (2022-2026), helping the Broncos reach back-to-back MAC Tournaments for the first time since the mid-2010s.

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This Course Includes


24 hours on-demand video
Streaming from mobile and TV
Lifetime access
Certificate of completion
100% money back guarantee

Course Info


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Caterory: Basketball/Offense
Duration:
Videos: 14