Dennis Hopson appointed head coach of Florida Polytechnic University basketball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 6, 2026, 4:31 PM
Last updated Aug 6, 2026
Florida Polytechnic University has appointed Dennis Hopson as its inaugural head men's basketball coach. Hopson, an NBA champion with the 1991 Chicago Bulls, brings extensive experience both as a player and coach, having previously led Lourdes University to nearly 100 wins and three national tournament appearances. He emphasizes the importance of character in player recruitment and aims to instill core values of family, integrity, and respect within the program. Recruiting efforts are already underway as the university prepares for its first men's basketball season.
- •Dennis Hopson won an NBA championship with the 1991 Chicago Bulls.
- •He previously coached Lourdes University to three national tournament appearances.
- •Hopson aims to recruit high-character players for the new program.
- •Florida Poly's first men's basketball team is close to finalizing its roster.
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