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Video Coordinator, and on the staff for the last 6 seasons. Off to Princeton as an assistant. Ty for everything and best of luck to you.
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Video Coordinator Mat Johnson off to Princeton
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That’s in NJ.
Is it close enough where Rutgers can make another addition to their $ earned poster?
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Who wouldn't want to be me?
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Next!!
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Video & Scouting Coordinator – Men’s Basketball (Specialist 1A)
JOB SUMMARY
The University of Connecticut is accepting applications and nominations for the full-time position of Video & Scouting Coordinator for Men’s Basketball.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include: assisting the Head and Assistant Men’s Basketball Coaches in a variety of operational duties in the area of video scouting and game preparation including: video analysis of opponent game film, development of analytics of player performance for the team and opponents; development of individual video player edits and analysis of performance tendencies. This position will also draft and organize recruiting materials; assist the Division of Athletics NCAA compliance staff and Men’s Basketball staff to monitor and remain current with necessary information; serve as a liaison to other Division of Athletics Departments, specifically Marketing and Video Services; assist and support the Head Men’s Basketball Coach in the organization and administration of all phases of a high major Division I program including practice and game preparation, scouting of opponents, and the evaluation and recruitment of prospective student-athletes; assist in monitoring academic progress and development of student-athletes; and other program duties as assigned by the Head Coach.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s degree; 1-2 years of experience working in a Division I men’s basketball program; previous experience assisting in the coordination and organization of official and unofficial recruiting visits; an understanding of the correct application of NCAA regulations; and demonstrated organizational, communication and public relations skills.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Master’s degree; basketball-related experiences focused on player development, video analysis and team scouting; demonstrated experience supporting coaches in practice and game plan preparation; proficiency in using DVSport; NCAA tournament experience; experience working with a Division I men's basketball program in the northeast region; and possesses coaching and student-athlete development philosophies consistent with that of the Division of Athletics and its men’s basketball program.
This job posting is scheduled to be removed at 11:55 p.m. Eastern time on June 9, 2025.
JOB SUMMARY
The University of Connecticut is accepting applications and nominations for the full-time position of Video & Scouting Coordinator for Men’s Basketball.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities include: assisting the Head and Assistant Men’s Basketball Coaches in a variety of operational duties in the area of video scouting and game preparation including: video analysis of opponent game film, development of analytics of player performance for the team and opponents; development of individual video player edits and analysis of performance tendencies. This position will also draft and organize recruiting materials; assist the Division of Athletics NCAA compliance staff and Men’s Basketball staff to monitor and remain current with necessary information; serve as a liaison to other Division of Athletics Departments, specifically Marketing and Video Services; assist and support the Head Men’s Basketball Coach in the organization and administration of all phases of a high major Division I program including practice and game preparation, scouting of opponents, and the evaluation and recruitment of prospective student-athletes; assist in monitoring academic progress and development of student-athletes; and other program duties as assigned by the Head Coach.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s degree; 1-2 years of experience working in a Division I men’s basketball program; previous experience assisting in the coordination and organization of official and unofficial recruiting visits; an understanding of the correct application of NCAA regulations; and demonstrated organizational, communication and public relations skills.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Master’s degree; basketball-related experiences focused on player development, video analysis and team scouting; demonstrated experience supporting coaches in practice and game plan preparation; proficiency in using DVSport; NCAA tournament experience; experience working with a Division I men's basketball program in the northeast region; and possesses coaching and student-athlete development philosophies consistent with that of the Division of Athletics and its men’s basketball program.
This job posting is scheduled to be removed at 11:55 p.m. Eastern time on June 9, 2025.
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Sounds like a position for Hurley’s kid.
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Why hire the coaches kid instead of someone more qualified? He doesn't even meet the minimum qualifications.
Thanks for your contributions, Mat, you will be missed. Best of luck on your career growth. Go win the Ivy League so we can cheer your Princeton Tigers in the NCAAT.
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Why not? It’s basketball, not structural engineering.
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You are underestimating just how important this role is. I assure you Hurley does not.
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It sure sounds like it was written for a specific person in the Northeast but I don't think Andrew has a Master's degree.
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It was written for the grad assistant. Kelly. But, he's too good for that. He will be moving on to be an assistant somewhere.
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Like I said, Andrew doesn't even fit the minimum requirements.