Evan Bradds spent one season on the Duke basketball staff as an assistant under head coach Jon Scheyer before taking the head coaching vacancy at his alma mater, Belmont, following the 2025-26 campaign.
Belmont is hiring Duke assistant Evan Bradds as head coach, but a formal introduction will wait until the Blue Devils complete their run in the NCAA Tournament.
Belmont basketball appears close to a significant move in its search for a new head coach, with former Bruins star Evan Bradds emerging as the leading candidate.
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
We didn’t see this coming, but it makes perfect sense: Duke assistant Evan Bradds is going to be the next coach at his alma mater, Belmont. Bradd is sort of a born lifer.
Duke basketball assistant coach Evan Bradds has been hired as the next head coach of the Belmont Bruins men's basketball program. The 2025-26 campaign was Bradds's first season as an assistant with the Blue Devils.
It looks like he’s going to bring a lot to the program. On Thursday, Jon Scheyer announced who would replace Jai Lucas on Duke’s staff and he made an interesting pick: 31-year-old Evan Bradds.
Interesting choice. Jon Scheyer announced Jai Lucas’s replacement Thursday and it’s an intriguing hire: Evan Bradds. Bradds, a product of Belmont, most recently worked for the Utah Jazz as an assistant coach focused on player development.
Duke basketball lost three-year Blue Devil assistant coach Jai Lucas to the head coaching position at Miami back in early March. Roughly two months later, Jon Scheyer has filled the opening with an outside hire.