Career Highlights
- Helped BYU rebuild from a one-win team in 1996-97 to win MWC regular season and tournament titles in 2000-01
- As an assistant coach at Wyoming in 2001-02, helped the Cowboys reach the NCAA tournament for the first time since 1987-88
- As head coach of Portland State, led the Vikings to 19 wins and the Big Sky Conference title in 2004-05, Portland State's first league title in any men's sport
- In 2008-09, coached Wyoming to a postseason appearance in the CBI
- At UNLV was named one of the nation's top 15 assistants twice in three seasons
- Helped UNLV land four McDonald's All-Americans and two top 10 recruiting classes in three seasons
- Led UT-Martin to back-to-back 20-win seasons and back-to-back appearances in the CIT
- At UT-Martin was named the Tennessee Sports Writers Association Men's Basketball Coach of the Year and a finalist for mid-major Coach of the Year in 2014-15
Coaching Experience
- NC State Assistant Head Coach (2016-17)
- UT-Martin Head Coach (2014-16)
- UNLV Assistant Coach (2011-14)
- Wyoming Head Coach (2007-11)
- Fresno State Associate Head Coach (2005-07)
- Portland State Head Coach (2002-05)
- Wyoming Assistant Coach (2001-02)
- BYU Assistant Coach (1997-01)
- Fresno CC Assistant Coach (1996-97)
Education
- Bachelor's in liberal studies, Armstrong Atlantic State (1995)
- Master's in institutional leadership, National University (1996)
Playing Career
- Played his junior and senior seasons at Armstrong Atlantic State (1993-95)
- Helped Armstrong Atlantic State win the Peach Belt Conference regular season title in 1994-95
Personal/Family
- Wife: Kim Ortega
- Children: Two children from a previous marriage