Assistant Coach Louis Twigg

Louis Twigg

Louis Twigg completed his first season as assistant coach with the Bloomsburg University men's basketball team in 2008. Twigg comes to Bloomsburg with more than seven years of Division I experience.

Prior to joining the Huskies, Twigg served as an administrative assistant during the 2005-06 season with the Indiana University Hoosiers where he worked under Mike Davis, now at the University of Alabama-Birmingham.

At Indiana, Twigg oversaw all the editing for game and practice video, as well as game tape exchange. He will also coordinate all aspects of the summer camp program, official and unofficial visits by recruits and assisting with NCAA and Big Ten compliance among other duties.

Before working at IU, Twigg served as the Director of Basketball Operations at La Salle University from 2003-2005. Twigg's coordinated all aspects of the Explorers' travel. He also assisted with scheduling film exchange.

Twigg maintained the same job and duties for one season at the College of Charleston before heading to La Salle. While at Charleston, he was a part of the team that finished with a 25-8 overall record. He came to Charleston from Temple University, where he worked for two seasons under legendary head coach John Chaney. With the Owls, Twigg obtained his degree, while also serving as the video coordinator and undergraduate assistant coach. His responsibilities included scouting opponents, charting stats during games and coordinating film exchange. During his first season, he helped the team reach the Elite Eight at the 2001 NCAA Basketball Tournament.

Additionally, Twigg also was the head manager for the University of Maryland from 1997-99. While with the Terrapins, he assisted head coach Gary Williams with basketball camps, as well as other day-to-day operations.

Twigg received a degree in Sport and Recreation from Temple University in 2002. He is married to the former Tara Greene and the couple has two daughters, three-year old Sophia Marie, and Talia Ray, born in July of 2007.