Bill Mosiello

Biography

Bill Mosiello returned to the coaching staff in the summer of 2024. Back in a familiar role as the associate head coach, he will once again lead the offense. He returned to the program after serving two seasons as the head coach at Ohio State. Mosiello was named the head coach at Ohio State baseball in June of 2022. He led the Buckeyes to a 60-51 overall record and a 21-27 Big Ten record in his two seasons in Columbus. Mosiello’s tenure was highlighted by a trip to the Big Ten Tournament in 2024. It was Ohio State’s first appearance in the conference tournament since 2019. In his first stint with the Horned Frogs, Mosiello occupied his same role from 2014-22. TCU made four consecutive appearances in the College World Series (2014-17), advanced to seven NCAA Tournaments, won four Big 12 regular season titles and three Big 12 tournament crowns. TCU put together a 355-165 (.683) record in his time on campus. His return saw the Frogs returne to the postseason after a one-year hiatus. Upon his arrival on campus, Mosiello helped guide the team to four straight appearances in the College World Series (2014-17) and seven NCAA Tournaments. One of the most respected offensive minds in the game, the Frogs flourished under Mosiello’s guidance. The Horned Frogs led the Big 12 in batting average in two of his nine seasons. Additionally, TCU became one of the top base-running teams. Four times the Frogs have surpassed the 100-stolen base mark. They ranked in top 50 nationally in runs per ga