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Former MU staffer gets assistant job
Posted on: July 17, 2019 at 13:19:37 CT
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Jon Gilliam begins his first season as assistant coach with the Falcons.
Gilliam, a native of Paris, Mo., had a very successful tenure as an Assistant Basketball Coach to Kim Anderson at the Pittsburg State University. In his first season on staff (2017-18) Gilliam helped the Lions to a 17-13, a 12 win improvement from the previous season, which was the 5th best improvement at all levels in college basketball.
During Gilliam’s second season (2018-19) with the Gorillas he helped them get off to a 13-3 start, which was the best start in the program in the last 10 years. Along with these accomplishments, Gilliam recruited and mentored three all conference players, one being named to the Bevo Francis top 100 award watch list. Five players over the last two years that he has recruited and mentored have signed professional contracts overseas.
Previously to his stint with the Gorillas, Gilliam was a video coordinator for one season (2016-17) at NCAA Division I, University of Missouri. As a video coordinator, Gilliam would help with all of the day-to-day aspects of the program including travel, recruiting mail outs, practice set up, oversight of student managers with the main job of video services which included scouting breakdown, filming of practice and post-game editing.
Jon Gilliam begins his first season as assistant coach with the Falcons.
Gilliam, a native of Paris, Mo., had a very successful tenure as an Assistant Basketball Coach to Kim Anderson at the Pittsburg State University. In his first season on staff (2017-18) Gilliam helped the Lions to a 17-13, a 12 win improvement from the previous season, which was the 5th best improvement at all levels in college basketball.
During Gilliam’s second season (2018-19) with the Gorillas he helped them get off to a 13-3 start, which was the best start in the program in the last 10 years. Along with these accomplishments, Gilliam recruited and mentored three all conference players, one being named to the Bevo Francis top 100 award watch list. Five players over the last two years that he has recruited and mentored have signed professional contracts overseas.
Previously to his stint with the Gorillas, Gilliam was a video coordinator for one season (2016-17) at NCAA Division I, University of Missouri. As a video coordinator, Gilliam would help with all of the day-to-day aspects of the program including travel, recruiting mail outs, practice set up, oversight of student managers with the main job of video services which included scouting breakdown, filming of practice and post-game editing.
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