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Building competitive programs through intentional recruiting, precise roster construction, relentless player development, and a culture that lasts.
Silver Waves Media: top 50 mid-major assistants in 2022, top 100 in 2026.
The process, the standards, and the people we become.
I run a clear standard and hold people to it. Recruiting and roster construction are intentional — fit and culture matter as much as talent. Development is planned, measured, and non-negotiable in-season. I communicate directly, protect the room, and stay process-driven when results get loud.
At New Mexico State, the focus is building a roster that competes in Conference USA, developing players who improve on film, and establishing a standard that lasts beyond any one season.
Experience with winning programs
Path through college basketball as a player and coach.
At New Mexico State I own recruiting, individual workouts, skill development, and offensive concept install. I help build the staff.
Defense: I built, taught, and coached our BLOB defense and our zone. The zone turned our 2023–24 season around. We won the OVC regular season that year.
Offense: I supported the head coach on play calls and actions that attacked coverages. I was not the primary play-caller.
2009: CUSA Regular Season & Tournament Champions · NCAA Sweet Sixteen.
2012: CUSA Regular Season & Tournament Champions · NCAA Tournament.
Developed at Little Rock. Closed at NMSU.
Portal. Seton Hall.
Portal. Sacramento State.
NMSU, last two years: Mark Lavrenov, KK Robinson, Adrame Diongue, Jermaine Washington, Stephon Payne, Phoenix Woodson, Elijah Elliott, Jayland Randall.
Little Rock: Ben Coupet Jr., Chris Walker, Daniel Egbuniwe, Johnathan Lawson.
Development that shows up on film, in the portal, and in careers that last.
KK came through the door as a dynamic guard. His athleticism and skill let him get wherever he needed. What he was missing was decision-making and pace. He relied on athleticism to make the play. We spent a lot of time on his pace: create the advantage, then let the defense react. The film room was a big part of his development.
Pascal came in the gym very raw. His form was inefficient. We broke his jumper down and built it back up. That got the most time. We also worked finishing with both hands around the basket and in the paint, and footwork: playing off the pivot from the face-up, and as a post with his back to the basket.







Space, pace, and decision-making — attack with purpose in transition and half court.
Connected man principles with the ability to change rhythm and force opponents out of their comfort.
Community engagement & proven fundraising
Mentors, education, and family








References available upon request.
Proud husband to Anna and father to Presley Kate and Beckham.