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Coach Teddy Dupay is the Founder of Teddy Dupay Basketball Academy. TDBA is One of the most successful basketball academies in the USA and has done over 8500 trainings, camps and clinics for over 100,000 kids ages 4-18.
Teddy was Billy Donovan’s (current NBA Head Coach of Chicago Bulls) very first recruit for the Florida Gators, committing as just a sophomore. He would go on to lead the Gators to their 1st National Championship Game in 2000 as well as back to back SEC Championships.
Visit WebsiteCoach Teddy Dupay is the Founder of Teddy Dupay Basketball Academy. TDBA is One of the most successful basketball academies in the USA and has done over 8500 trainings, camps and clinics for over 100,000 kids ages 4-18.
Teddy was Billy Donovan’s (current NBA Head Coach of Chicago Bulls) very first recruit for the Florida Gators, committing as just a sophomore. He would go on to lead the Gators to their 1st National Championship Game in 2000 as well as back to back SEC Championships. Named to NCAA AP All-American in 2001.
Teddy is still the All-Time Leading Scorer in State of Florida history (3,744pts).
As a HS Senior, Teddy was crowned Florida Mr.Basketball averaging 41.4ppg was a named to the McDonald’s All-American Team where he won the 3point contest and the John Wooden award, voted on by the players.
His professional basketball career was cut short due to injuries after just 4 years.
Recently inducted into numerous Florida Sports Hall of Fames, including Florida Basketball Coaching Association, Coach Teddy’s legend as a player and a coach have cemented his legacy as one of Florida’s All Time most influential people.
“I want to be remembered as someone who helped kids thrive”
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