Texas Christian University Men's Basketball

Jamie Dixon is the 22nd head coach in the history of TCU men’s basketball and is in his 10th season with the Horned Frogs and his 23rd season as a head coach. Dixon, a 2007 TCU Athletics Hall of Fame and 2025 Southwest Conference Hall of Fame inductee, returned to his alma mater on March 22, 2016, after serving 13 seasons as head coach at the University of Pittsburgh. His .669 overall winning percentage entering the 2025-26 season ranks 13th among active head coaches with at least 20 years of experience at the NCAA DI level. With a career record of 504-259, his win total ranks 21st among active coaches. His TCU record of 176-126 is the second-most wins of any TCU head coach and the most victories in any nine-year period in program history. Dixon, who has earned four college basketball National Coach of the Year honors, including the 2009 Naismith Coach of the Year, previously served as an assistant at Pitt, Northern Arizona, Hawaii and UC Santa Barbara. Dixon is a two-time gold medalist with the USA U-19 team having won as head coach in 2009 and 2021. He was also instrumental in bringing the USA’s U19 team to train in Fort Worth in 2021. Dixon has been an NABC member for 31 years and served as NABC President from 2020-22. A proven winner, Dixon has a reputation for turning around programs with little success before he arrived. Prior to his arrival at TCU in 2016, the Horned Frogs went 2-16 in Big 12 play and went 0-18 the previous season. The 12-win improvement from 2015-16 t

Chris Parker is in his first season as a graduate assistant for TCU men’s basketball. Parker is a native of Plano, Texas and finished his playing career in P...

Corey Santee is in his ninth season on the TCU men’s basketball staff and his third as assistant coach/player development. It is his sixth season in a player development role. In his role, Santee helps bridge the gap between the players and the head coach Jamie Dixon while also staying involved with the game planning and scouting reports with the assistant coaches. Santee assists with the planning of recruiting visits. He also maintains relationships between alumni. Santee may also engage in coaching activities outside of recruiting. Santee was a graduate assistant for the TCU men’s basketball team from 2017-18 while earning his Master of Liberal Arts degree. A 2017 T-Block Association Hall of Fame inductee, Santee was a two-time All-Conference USA selection and ranks second all-time for TCU in points (1,832) and assists (575). Santee also ranks third all-time in steals (155) and fourth in minutes played (3,940). After finishing his career in 2005, Santee, a native of Flint, Mich., played professional basketball overseas for eight years. During the 2005-06 season, he was with the Selbytel Baskets in Nurnberger, Germany. Santee then came back to Fort Worth to play on the Fort Worth Flyers of the G League in 2006-07. During the 2007-08 season, Santee played in Cyprus, Greece for the Etha Baskets and led the league in 3-pointers and minutes played. He led Etha to a fourth-place finish in the league after finishing at the bottom the previous season. Santee played for Sumi Hymprom

Duane Broussard is in his seventh season as an assistant coach at TCU. Broussard has been a part of the Horned Frogs program that has seen many firsts, including three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2022-24) and wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournaments (2022-23). From 2021-2024, TCU finished a program-best fifth in the Big 12. With Broussard’s help, the Frogs led the nation in fastbreak points in two-straight seasons (2022-24). During the 2022-23 season, TCU was ranked for a program-best 15 consecutive weeks and appeared in the final AP Top 25 Poll for the fourth time in program history and the first time since 1987. Also, that season TCU recorded a program-best six wins against AP Top 25 teams. During the 2021-22 season, Broussard helped lead the Horned Frogs to five top 25 wins and their first NCAA Tournament win in 35 years with an opening round win over Seton Hall. In his first season at TCU in 2019-20, Broussard helped TCU to a win over No. 2 Baylor, the Frogs’ highest-ranked home win in program history. That season, Desmond Bane became the first All-Big 12 Conference First Team player at TCU. Bane later became TCU’s first NBA Draft selection in 25 seasons when he went 30th overall. Broussard previously spent six seasons as an assistant coach at UCLA under Steve Alford and was elevated to the role of associate head coach in Oct. 2017. In six seasons, he guided the Bruins to four NCAA Tournaments (2014, 2015, 2017, 2018) and three Sweet 16 appearances (2014, 2015, 201

Garry Christopher is in third season as associate head coach for human performance at TCU. Christopher spent the previous five seasons at Pittsburgh (2016-21). He also spent three seasons at Vanderbilt (2013-16) as well as one year at Purdue (2012-13) and two seasons at San Diego State (2009-11). Christopher oversees all athletic performance-related efforts for the TCU men’s basketball program, including strength and conditioning as well as individualized training programs. He also worked closely with the medical teams on development rehabilitation plans. In Christopher’s first two seasons, the Horned Frogs conditioning helped them lead the nation in fast break scoring in back-to-back years. He helped develop two NBA players in Damion Baugh and Emanuel Miller who both went undrafted before landing on rosters in the 2024-25 season. Prior to TCU, Christopher assumed the same role at Pitt for five seasons. He also spent three seasons at Vanderbilt as the strength and conditioning coach for the men’s basketball program. During his time in Nashville, he helped mold three current NBA players in Damian Jones, Wade Baldwin and Luke Kornet. Baldwin and Jones were both first round selections in the 2016 NBA Draft. Prior to his time at Vanderbilt, Christopher spent one season at Purdue working with the Boilermaker athletic department as a sports performance assistant. He oversaw the sports performance program for softball and women’s tennis, while assisting with the men’s basketball pro

Jacob Pofsky is in his first season as a graduate assistant for TCU men’s basketball. Pofsky, a native of Agoura Hills, Calif., graduated from Wesleyan University in Connecticut with a degree in psychology, education studies. He played at Wesleyan for three years while simultaneously serving as a student assistant. Pofsky has provided coaching at a number for several groups including Pure Sweat Basketball, IMPACT Basketball, Team USA Open Maccabi, Shalevet High School, Calabasas High School and the AAU’s California United Basketball Club.

Jamie McNeilly is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at TCU. McNeilly has been a part of the Horned Frogs program that has seen many firsts, including three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2022-24) and wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournaments (2022-23). From 2021-2024, TCU finished a program-best fifth in the Big 12. With McNeilly on staff, the Frogs led the nation in fastbreak points in two-straight seasons (2022-24). During the 2022-23 season, TCU was ranked for a program-best 15 consecutive weeks and appeared in the final AP Top 25 Poll for the fourth time in program history and the first time since 1987. Also, that season TCU recorded a program-best six wins against AP Top 25 teams. During the 2021-22 season, McNeilly helped lead the Horned Frogs to five top 25 wins and their first NCAA Tournament win in 35 years with an opening round win over Seton Hall. McNeilly was an associate head coach at Texas A&M for two seasons (2019-21) and was a part of Buzz Williams’ coaching staff for the last 11 seasons at Marquette and Virginia Tech. For two seasons at Texas A&M and for one season at TCU, McNeilly coached Emanuel Miller, who was an honorable mention selection to the All-Big 12 Conference team in 2021-22. Prior to arriving at Texas A&M, McNeilly was an assistant coach throughout his five-year tenure at Virginia Tech and added the responsibilities of director of student-athlete development in his final season. He helped lead the Hokies to three consecutive NCAA Tour

Kendra Coleman is in her sixth season as the Coordinator of Office Services for the TCU Men’s Basketball team. A former TCU student-athlete, Coleman returns ...

Matt Herrill is in his eighth season as the associate director of sports medicine at TCU. Herrill came to TCU in December of 2016 and is the primary athletic...

Michael Rice is in his sixth season at TCU, his third season as assistant coach/scouting and analytics. He previously held the title of coordinator of video ...

Thomas Montigel is in his 12th season with TCU men’s basketball, his 10th season overseeing the program’s operations as Assistant Athletics Director, Men’s Basketball Operations. Montigel takes pride in ensuring the efficient logistical operations of the program, with responsibilities that include scheduling nonconference games, managing and executing team travel logistics, overseeing the program’s budget and serving as the director of the Jamie Dixon Basketball Camps, liaison to the Fast Break Club, budget manager and team travel coordinator. In 2024, Montigel was named the Intercollegiate Athletics Division winner of the Chancellor’s Staff Award for “outstanding service, highlighting significant contributions to TCU and serving as an inspiration to the community. That same year, he was honored on Silver Waves Media’s “Top 50 Rising Stars” list, celebrating Assistant Athletic Directors who have made a tremendous impact at their universities. Previously, Montigel worked as a graduate assistant from 2014-16, having been a four-year letterman for the Horned Frogs between 2011-14. The Fort Worth native earned his undergraduate degree with a double major in finance and entrepreneurial management and a master’s degree in liberal arts from TCU, followed by an MBA from the Neeley School of Business in 2021. In 2018, he was named one of the NABC Under Armour 30-under-30, recognizing him as a rising leader in college basketball operations and coaching.

Tony Benford is in his seventh season at TCU, his fifth as associate head coach after starting as assistant head coach. Benford has been a part of the Horned Frogs program that has seen many firsts, including three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances (2022-24) and wins in back-to-back NCAA Tournaments (2022-23). From 2021-2024, TCU finished a program-best fifth in the Big 12. Under Benford’s guidance, the Frogs led the nation in fastbreak points in two-straight seasons (2022-24). During the 2022-23 season, TCU was ranked for a program-best 15 consecutive weeks and appeared in the final AP Top 25 Poll for the fourth time in program history and the first time since 1987. Also that season, TCU recorded a program-best six wins against AP Top 25 teams. During the 2021-22 season, Benford helped lead the Horned Frogs to five top 25 wins and their first NCAA Tournament win in 35 years with an opening round win over Seton Hall. Under Benford’s coaching, TCU’s big men dominated in 2021-22 as the Frogs ranked first nationally in offensive rebound percentage, fourth in rebounding margin, ninth in offensive rebounds per game and 22nd in rebounds per game. Benford was vital to Mike Miles Jr. attending TCU. The guard’s career was the most accomplished in the Jamie Dixon era as he was TCU’s first three-time All-Big 12 selection by the coaches and was a two-time All-Big 12 pick by the Associated Press. He was also a two-time NABC Second Team All-District 8 and USBWA All-District VII selectio