Wright State University's men's basketball team has added Jaaron Simmons as an assistant coach. Head coach Clint Sargent expressed confidence in Simmons, citing his character, playing and coaching career, and recruiting abilities as valuable assets for the program. Simmons, a former standout at Archbishop Alter High School in Dayton, Ohio, brings a wealth of experience, having spent five seasons at the University of Michigan following a successful playing career at Ohio University. In addition, he was the first-ever graduate transfer at Michigan and played a pivotal role during the team's Big Ten Tournament title win and NCAA Final Four appearance.

By the Numbers
  • Simmons scored 1,034 points during his collegiate career and recorded 275 assists in the 2015-16 season.
  • He completed his master's degree in social work at Michigan in 2021.
State of Play
  • Jaaron Simmons has joined the Wright State men's basketball staff as an assistant coach.
  • Sargent believes Simmons' character and experience make him an excellent fit for the program's coaching staff.
Bottom Line

Jaaron Simmons' addition to the Wright State men's basketball coaching staff brings valuable experience and expertise, as well as strong ties to the local basketball community, enhancing the program's coaching roster.