Towson University Men's Basketball

When Pat Skerry, the 2022-23 Skip Prosser Man of the Year and two-time CAA Coach of the Year, was announced as the 13th men’s basketball head coach at Towson University

Vohra has been a strength and conditioning coach at Towson since August 2018.  He currently serves as the director of basketball performance, primarily working with

Chris Conway joined the Towson men's basketball staff in the 2021-22 season, entering his fifth season in 2025-26.  He has served as an assistant coach since the

Towson University men's basketball head coach Pat Skerry announced the hiring of John Auslander as an assistant coach on August 9, 2023. Auslander joins the Tigers

A University of Rhode Island graduate and former member of the Cameroon men's national basketball team, Bitee enters his 10th year with the program in 2025-26. He

A Baltimore native, O'Connell enters his 13th season with the program. He is currently in his second stint with Towson, this one entering its 10th season. After six years as an assistant coach, O'Connell was promoted to associate head coach for the 2021-22 campaign. In the 2024-25 season, O'Connell helped bring Towson to their first outright CAA Regular Season Championship and their fourth consecutive 20+ win season. The Tigers saw Tyler Tejada win CAA Player of the Year and be joined by teammate Dylan Williamson (second team) and Nendah Tarke (6th man of the year) on the CAA's post season honors list. Towson ended the season having won 75% of their conference games the past four seasons, going 54-18 since the start of the 2021-22 campaign. During his time at Towson, the 2012-13 team made the largest single-season turnaround in NCAA history, the 2013-14 team won a program Division I record 25 games. Towson also made its first postseason appearances as a Division I program, earning trips to the National Invitation Tournament, CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament and the Vegas-16 Tournament. Prior to working at the University of Southern California (USC) as the Director of Basketball Operations, O'Connell served three seasons as the Director of Student-Athlete Development on the Tiger men's basketball coaching staff. O'Connell spent two seasons prior to joining Towson coaching staff as a graduate assistant at Florida State. O'Connell graduated from Johns Hopkins University