From NBA head coaches to college builders — coaching careers among the 241 Brotherhood profiles.
64 Brotherhood members went into coaching.
| Player | Years at Duke | Current Coaching Role | NBA Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larry Linney | 1977–81 | Larry Linney is a Winston-Salem, North Carolina native who played four years of | — |
| Jim Suddath | 1977–81 | Jim Suddath is the Bible Teacher and Chaplain at the McCallie School in Chattano | — |
| Vince Taylor | 1978–82 | Assistant coach, Tennessee State University; Lexington African American Sports H | 31 |
| Chip Engelland | 1979–83 | Assistant coach, Oklahoma City Thunder; 3x NBA Champion (2007, 2014, 2025); the | — |
| Jon Weingart | 1979–82 | Dr. Jon D. Weingart, M.D., is Professor of Neurological Surgery and Professor of | — |
| Loel Payne | 1979–83 | Dr. Loel Zachary Payne, M.D., orthopedic surgeon at Tidewater Orthopaedic Associ | — |
| Cornelius "Mac" Dyke | 1980–82 | Dr. Cornelius "Mac" Dyke, M.D., is a cardiothoracic surgeon at Sanford Health in | — |
| Gordon Whitted | 1980–83 | Gordon Whitted of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was a 6'2" guard on Mike Krzyze | — |
| Allen Williams | 1980–83 | Allen Williams of Princeton, West Virginia, was the captain of the 1979 Princeto | — |
| Todd Anderson | 1981–85 | Todd Harvey Anderson holds dual French and American citizenship per the FIBA dat | — |
| Jay Bryan | 1981–85 | Jay Bryan graduated from Duke in 1985 with a degree in Economics and Public Poli | — |
| Greg Wendt | 1981–83 | Inducted into the Detroit Catholic Central High School Hall of Fame in 2016, rec | — |
| Johnny Dawkins | 1982–86 | HC UCF; fmr Asst Duke, HC Stanford | 541 |
| Bill Jackman | 1982–83 | Lives in Texas (most recently Houston/Dallas area); has visited 106 countries. S | — |
| Weldon Williams | 1982–86 | Senior Director for Quality Assurance at HAVI, the Rosemont-Illinois-headquarter | — |
| Tommy Amaker | 1983–87 | Head Coach, Harvard Crimson | — |
| Kevin Strickland | 1984–88 | Mt. Airy NC native and prep All-American at North Surry High School who became a | — |
| Quin Snyder | 1985–89 | Head Coach, Atlanta Hawks | — |
| Jon Goodman | 1986–87 | Founder and Managing Principal of JCG Advisory Partners, an independent private | — |
| Robert Brickey | 1987–90 | Head coach, Fayetteville Stingers (The Basketball League); lives in Fayetteville | — |
| Clay Buckley | 1987–91 | Founder and President of CauseNetwork, Inc., a McLean, VA–based marketplace-for- | — |
| Thomas Hill | 1989–93 | Boys Basketball Program Director & Head Coach, St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, Au | 129 |
| Bobby Hurley | 1989–93 | Former Head Coach, Arizona State (2015-26); contract not renewed March 11, 2026 | 269 |
| Kenny Blakeney | 1990–95 | Head coach, Howard University (2019–present); back-to-back MEAC champions; 2 NCA | — |
| Marty Clark | 1990–94 | Recovery advocate and senior business development professional in the addiction | — |
| Antonio Lang | 1990–94 | Assistant coach for the Atlanta Hawks under Quin Snyder since February 2023; his | 143 |
| Stan Brunson | 1991–96 | New York-based banking professional at Mizuho, the global Japanese megabank. Hol | — |
| Erik Meek | 1991–95 | Head basketball coach at San Pasqual High School (Escondido, CA), his alma mater | — |
| Kenney Brown | 1992–96 | Raleigh, NC kid out of Athens Drive High School. True freshman walk-on guard on | — |
| Chris Collins | 1992–96 | Head coach, Northwestern University (2013–present); 3 NCAA Tournament appearance | — |
| Jeff Capel | 1993–97 | Head Coach, Pittsburgh | — |
| Greg Newton | 1993–97 | Former assistant coach, Brock University (Ontario); lives in Niagara Falls regio | — |
| Jay Heaps | 1994–99 | On January 12, 2026, Jay Heaps was named head coach of Birmingham Legion FC whil | — |
| Steve Wojciechowski | 1994–98 | Assistant Coach, Utah Jazz | — |
| Chris Carrawell | 1996–00 | Associate Head Coach, Duke Blue Devils | — |
| Nate James | 1996–00 | Associate Head Coach, Howard University (reunited with Kenny Blakeney); married | — |
| William Avery | 1997–99 | Assistant Coach, Duke University (hired 2023 under Jon Scheyer); graduated Duke | 142 |
| Chris Burgess | 1997–99 | Lead assistant coach, BYU men's basketball (2024-); helped to 2025 Sweet 16. | — |
| Andy Borman | 1999–04 | Head coach of the Greenwich Academy boys basketball program in Connecticut; neph | — |
| Andre Buckner | 1999–03 | Founder of Higher Goals Now in Southlake, Texas, where he is the basketball coac | — |
| Chris Duhon | 2000–04 | Head coach, Gaston Christian School (NC); Greater New Orleans Sports HOF (2024) | 606 |
| Dahntay Jones | 2000–03 | Assistant Coach, Los Angeles Clippers (promoted to full assistant 2024-25 under | 624 |
| Daniel Ewing | 2001–05 | Officially official, as he put it on Twitter the day the Lakers called: a member | 127 |
| Sean Dockery | 2002–06 | Skills trainer and basketball coach at the Dockery Basketball Academy in San Ant | — |
| Patrick Johnson | 2002–06 | Athletic Director at Pacific High School in San Bernardino, California; @CoachPa | — |
| Ross Perkins | 2002–06 | Greensboro, North Carolina businessman; Coach K still tells a story about him fr | — |
| JJ Redick | 2002–06 | Head Coach, Los Angeles Lakers | 940 |
| Shelden Williams | 2002–06 | Coach/mentor; Shelden Williams Foundation; G League asst. coach | 361 |
| David McClure | 2004–09 | Assistant Coach, Memphis Grizzlies (since 2019); previously Spurs, Pacers | — |
| Josh McRoberts | 2005–07 | Assistant coach, Carmel HS; Hamilton County Basketball HOF | 433 |
| Greg Paulus | 2005–09 | Head Coach, Niagara University men’s basketball (since 2019); inducted into Grea | — |
| Jon Scheyer | 2006–10 | Head Coach, Duke University men's basketball (20th in program history). 118-24 i | — |
| Taylor King | 2007–08 | Basketball skills coaching and youth program in Irvine, California, after retiri | — |
| Nolan Smith | 2007–11 | Head Coach, Tennessee State University (hired July 2025); previously assistant a | 84 |
| Olek Czyz | 2008–10 | Head coach of the Galena High School boys basketball program in Reno, Nevada, si | — |
| Andre Dawkins | 2009–14 | Head boys basketball coach, Charlottesville High School (VA); director, Pro Skil | 4 |
| Todd Zafirovski | 2009–13 | Regional Sales Manager at ACP CreativIT (Chicago) and Vice President of Business | — |
| Tyler Thornton | 2010–14 | Duke men's basketball assistant coach under head coach Jon Scheyer, hired in May | — |
| Michael Gbinije | 2011–12 | Retired from professional basketball in May 2025 after a 9-year pro career that | 9 |
| Amile Jefferson | 2012–17 | Assistant coach for the Boston Celtics under head coach Joe Mazzulla — a job he | 30 |
| Justin Robinson | 2015–20 | Player Development Coach for the Los Angeles Lakers under head coach JJ Redick ( | — |
| Michael Savarino | 2019–22 | Works for Klutch Sports Group, the New York-based sports agency founded by Rich | — |
| Stanley Borden | 2021–25 | Graduate transfer at UTSA (2025-26); Duke computer science degree; last Coach K | — |
| Neal Begovich | 2023–25 | Graduate student at Duke; walk-on forward across two seasons (2023-25); brother | — |