Milwaukee men's basketball has promoted Julian Swartz to assistant coach, as announced by head coach Bart Lundy. Swartz, who joined the coaching staff as a special assistant last season, brings over 20 years of coaching experience, including 15 years at the NCAA Division I level. His impressive background includes stints at Georgia Tech and Memphis, where he contributed to significant program successes. Known for his teaching prowess and team-first mentality, Swartz is respected in the basketball community and is a member of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

By the Numbers
  • Swartz has over 20 years of coaching experience, with 15 years at the NCAA Division I level.
  • He scored 2,123 points during his high school career, breaking the county scoring record.
State of Play
  • Swartz will oversee post players and play key roles in recruiting and special team preparations.
  • He was part of the Georgia Tech teams from 2016-2023 and Memphis teams that won 92 games in his tenure.
What's Next

As Swartz takes on his new role, expect him to leverage his extensive network for recruiting while enhancing the development of post players at Milwaukee. His previous success should contribute to the team's competitive edge in upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

Promoting Swartz reinforces Milwaukee's commitment to building a strong basketball program. His proven track record and deep connections in the basketball community should positively impact recruiting and player development, making this a strategic move for the Panthers.