Rollins College Men's Basketball

Kevin Hogan was named the head coach of Rollins men's basketball on April 10, 2025. Previously, he was named the interim head coach prior to the 2024-25 season, following a leave of absence from Tom Klusman. Hogan led the Tars to a 16-14 record, improving the Tars by seven games from the previous year. Two of his players, Beau Frericks and Emilis Butkus, were named 3rd Team All-SSC, with Frericks also earning Academic All-District recognition. A native of Pensacola, Hogan was part of the Tars program for five seasons and is currently 24th on the all-time scoring list with 1,295 career points. He is second all-time in program history with 270 made three-pointers and third in three-point percentage, hitting 44 percent from beyond the arc. Hogan was named SSC Honorable Mention his senior season in 2009. Hogan was a part of two Sunshine State Conference regular season championship teams and won the 2006 SSC Tournament. Twice he led the Tars to the NCAA South Region Tournament. Hogan's teams posted a four-year record of 88-34, making him one of the winningest players in program history. Hogan graduated from Rollins with a bachelor's degree in political science in 2007, before going on to earn his MBA in finance from the Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins in 2009. Hogan's coaching stops include Florida A&M, Tallahassee Community College, William & Mary, and Austin Peay. Coaching basketball at the collegiate level runs in the Hogan family; his father, Don, was the head c

Jake joins the Tars men's basketball staff for the 2025-26 season as a graduate assistant. He has spent years working in and around the game, starting as a videographer for his high school, Brophy Prep, in Arizona. From there, he was a team manager during his time as an undergrad at Pepperdine University. Following graduation, he worked with a private trainer in the Phoenix area, helping with the development of dozens of collegiate and professional players. In his first year at UCF, he was a team manager for the Knights during the 2024-25 season. His experience focuses on the operation side of the sport. Jake earned his undergrad degree in Sports Administration from Pepperdine, and is enrolled in the DeVos Sports Business Management program at UCF where he is pursuing his MBA and masters in Sports Business Management.

Kevin Dux joined the men's basketball program prior to the 2024-25 season as an assistant coach. From 2022-24, Dux was the varsity head coach at IMG Academy, one of the premier programs in the entire country. His nine graduating seniors over two years all went on to play college basketball. From 2018-22, he was as assistant coach at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri. Across four seasons (three of which were impacted by COVID), the Bears went 58-21 and reached the NCAA D-III tournament twice. They were still playing in the Sweet 16 when COVID canceled the spring 2020 season. Dux was part of the UAA Coaching Staff of the Year in 2020, as the Bears claimed the UAA conference championship. Under Dux's watch, eleven players were selected All-UAA, including two-time All-American Jack Nolan. Prior to his time in Missouri, Dux was the Director of Basketball Operations (two years) and an assistant coach (three years) at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida. In his first season as an assistant in 2014, the Hatters went to the ASUN championship game for the first time in twenty years. Among his mentees were the school's all-time leading scorer, Divine Myles; all-time assists leader, Angel Rivera; all-time three pointers made record holder, Luke Doyle; and ASUN Freshman of the Year, and future NBA G League player, Derick Newton. Dux also had a two-year stint at Florida State as a grad assistant in 2011-12 and 2012-13, helping the Seminoles to their first ACC Tournament Champi

Kyle Frakes has been the face of Rollins men's golf for the past three decades. Frakes has led Tars men's golf to 15 NCAA Tournament appearances, including the 2002 NCAA Championship and a national runner-up finish in 2003. The Tars finished third in 1997, and fourth in 1995 and 2001. He has been named the Sunshine State Conference Coach of the Year four times, and the NCAA Division II Coach of the Year twice. Since 2000, fourteen of Frakes' golfers have been selected as All-Americans. He has coached seven first team All-Americans, including Rollins Hall of Famer Rob Oppenheim (2000, 2001, 2002), Alex Smith (2002, 2003), Lee Stroever (2001, 2003) and Dan Walters (2005, 2006). In addition, Frakes has seen 29 student-athletes earn All-SSC recognition. Under his tutelage, Oppenheim and Smith players were named SSC Player of the Year, while Jeff Walker and Oppenheim also claimed SSC Freshman of the Year honors. As the assistant men's basketball coach and a mainstay next to head coach Tom Klusman, Frakes has been part of the program for its most successful seasons. He has helped the Tars win eight Sunshine State Conference regular season championships and make ten trips to the NCAA Tournament. In 2004, under the guidance of Klusman and Frakes, the Tars reached the NCAA Division II Elite Eight for the first time. The Tars again reached the Elite Eight in 2017.

Reggie Warren enters his first season as an assistant coach at Rollins in 2025-26, bringing with him the insight, maturity, and global perspective gained from an impressive 18-season professional basketball career. Warren first made his mark at the University of West Florida under head coach Don Hogan, where he became one of the program's most decorated players. During his collegiate career, he was named Gulf South Conference Player of the Year, earned All-American honors, and established himself as a dominant presence on both ends of the floor while studying Computer Information Systems. Following graduation, Warren embarked on an extensive international professional career that spanned nearly two decades. He competed in Turkey, Israel, Venezuela, Canada, South Korea, and Japan—where he became one of the most respected American forwards in the league. Warren earned multiple accolades overseas, including Forward of the Year and MVP, and he holds a unique place in Japanese basketball history as the only player ever to be selected to the Best 5 Team for three different organizations. His consistency, professionalism, and high basketball IQ made him a valuable leader everywhere he played. Warren is married to Dr. Belinda Warren and is the proud father of three children—Jaeden, Aiden, and Preston. Off the court, he is passionate about mentoring young athletes, developing players through detailed skill work, and using his international experience to help shape well-rounded student