Troy men's basketball has hired Anthony Winchester as an assistant coach. Previously, he played a pivotal role in leading Kansas State to the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight during his four years with the program. His extensive experience includes time spent as an assistant coach, video operations director, and coach at various institutions. Head coach Adam Howard has expressed confidence in Winchester's skills and dedication to player development, emphasizing their long-standing relationship since college.

By the Numbers
  • Kansas State achieved 61 wins during Winchester's tenure, with back-to-back postseason appearances.
  • The Wildcats posted 16 victories against AP Top 25 teams, including seven against Top 10 teams.
State of Play
  • Winchester aims to leverage his experience for the benefit of Troy’s players, focusing on on- and off-court development.
  • His recruiting efforts aim to strengthen the program with a mix of transfers and new high school talents.
What's Next

As Winchester settles into his role, expect a focus on bolstering Troy's recruiting and enhancing player performance following a history of significant team turnarounds under his guidance.

Bottom Line

Anthony Winchester's appointment heralds a strategic shift at Troy basketball, leveraging his winning track record and strong relationships to elevate the program in the competitive landscape of college basketball.