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  Brad Nelson

Brad Nelson

Player Profile

Position:
Assistant Coach

Experience:
Eighth Year

Brad Nelson is entering his eighth season with the Panthers. He also serves as the recruiting and scheduling coordinator for UNI. Nelson will work primarily with the Panthers offense and also assist with scouting for games and all facets of practice.

Nelson served as assistant head coach at Cedar Falls High School from 1997-99, helping the team to back-to-back Iowa State Tournament semifinal appearances. His 1998-99 team set an Iowa state record by averaging 85.9 points and finished 23-3. That squad was nationally ranked by USA Today for the first time in school history.

Prior to working at Cedar Falls High, Nelson served as an assistant coach at St. Ambrose University in 1995-96, where his team won regular-season and conference tournament championships while advancing to the NAIA Division II national quarterfinals.

While earning his Business Management degree from the University of Oregon, Nelson was head manager for the Ducks' men's basketball team from 1990-94. While in Eugene, he spent two years working under former Tennessee coach Jerry Green, and two years under 1981 National Coach of the Year Don Monson.

Nelson and his wife Jenny have four children; 10 year old daughter Bailey, 8 year old twin boys Jacob and Brandon and a three old son Jordan.

 

 
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