
BYU Adds NBA Veteran Patrick Mutombo to Coaching Staff
Patrick Mutombo, a championship‑winning NBA assistant, joins BYU’s men’s basketball staff, replacing Will Voigt and bringing a decade of NBA experience to the program.
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Patrick Mutombo, a championship‑winning NBA assistant, joins BYU’s men’s basketball staff, replacing Will Voigt and bringing a decade of NBA experience to the program.

Patrick Mutombo, a seasoned NBA and G‑League assistant, has been appointed to BYU’s men’s basketball coaching staff, stepping into the role vacated by Will Voigt’s move to Boise State.
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