Scott Greenman, the associate head coach of the Chattanooga men's basketball program, has announced his resignation after four seasons, saying he will devote more time to his family.
In a heartfelt statement released on Tuesday, Greenman thanked the university community for the support he received and highlighted the program's recent triumphs, including an NIT Championship and a school‑record 29 wins.
A Record of Achievement
During his tenure, Greenman worked closely with head coach Dan Earl, praising the staff's collaborative spirit and the players' relentless effort that made those milestones possible.
Greenman's coaching career stretches back 19 years, encompassing roles at Princeton University, Georgetown University and American University, where he also played college basketball for Princeton and earned a bachelor's degree in sociology.
The coach and his wife, Caitlin, reside in North Chattanooga with their three sons, Jordan, Brayden and Eli, a detail he shared to illustrate the personal motivations behind his decision.
His departure reflects a broader conversation in college sports about balancing professional ambition with family commitments, a theme that has resonated with many staff members across the nation.
University officials have expressed appreciation for Greenman's contributions and wish him success in his future endeavors.