He’s the basketball head coach who led Wichita State to a MVC regular season championship back in 2006, marking a major milestone in his coaching career. After that success, he made a big move in 2011 when he became the head coach at Maryland, bringing his experience and leadership to a new program. Before all the fame and accolades, he was actually a point guard himself, playing collegiately at Kansas—so he knows the game from both sides of the bench. Born and raised in Topeka, Kansas, his roots in the sport run deep, and it’s clear that his journey has been shaped by his passion for basketball. He’s the kind of coach who’s earned every step of his success, and his impact continues to be felt across college hoops.
Between 2007 and 2011, he served as the head coach at Texas A&M, where he played a key role in shaping the program during those years. He brought a lot of energy and dedication to the team, and his leadership left a lasting impact. Throughout that period, he was widely recognized for his strategic mindset and commitment to excellence. His time at Texas A&M remains an important chapter in his coaching career.