John Calipari was at the Brayden Carr Foundation Coaching Clinic in New Jersey on Friday.

Calipari said Kentucky will be running a modified version of the dribble-drive offense this season that is inspired by what he learned while coaching the Dominican Republic in the FIBA Americas this summer.

The dribble-drive offense was developed by Vance Walberg.

Julius Randle will consider attending Kentucky.

Randole is a consensus top-3 player of the 2013 recruiting class.

Baylor, Duke, Kansas, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas and Indiana are considered to be in the mix for Randle.

"Pretty much everywhere," Randle said in a recent interview when asked what schools were recruiting him. "Every schools says they want me in their program and help them win a national championship."

Randle said UK is a draw because of coach John Calipari.

"Coach Calipari is a great coach and gets his players into the league," he said. "It’s always been a good program and it’s hard not to at least look at them."

Archie Goodwin has committed to Kentucky, becoming its first recruit of the 2012 class.

Goodwin is the No. 13 overall prospect and rated fourth at shooting guard.

Goodwin took a measure of pride in being coach John Calipari's beacon for the rest of the class to follow. "He told me he wants me bad and I'm a top recruit for him," Goodwin said. "No matter what, he wants the ball in my hands and he feels like me committing will probably get the ball rolling for the rest of the class. It's got to start somewhere."

Gary Harris received an in-home visit from John Calipari on Monday night.

Harris, one of the top 2012 shooting guards, is believed to be leaning towards Indiana, Purdue, Michigan State and possibly other Big Ten schools.

Perry Ellis, a 6-foot-8 forward, will announce his college decision on Wednesday.

Ellis is a top-30 prospect and has narrowed his list down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.

Ellis is the reigning three-time Kansas Player of the yEar.

The Sporting News announced their preseason All-American teams.

Harrison Barnes of North Carolina, Jared Sullinger of Ohio State, Perry Jones of Baylor, Anthony Davis of Kentucky and Jeremy Lamb of UConn were named to the first team.

The second team consists of Jordan Taylor of Wisconsin, John Shurna of Northwestern, Terrence Jones of Kentucky, Thomas Robinson of Kansas and Tyler Zeller of North Carolina.

Austin Rivers of Duke, John Jenkins of Vanderbilt, Tu Holloway of Xavier, Doug McDermott of Creighton and Ashton Gibbs of Pitt round out the third team.