BYU Basketball Set to Hire Doug Stewart as Chief of Staff

The BYU basketball program is set to welcome a familiar face to its staff, as sources close to the program have confirmed that Doug Stewart will be hired as the Chief of Staff. This move marks a significant addition to the team, as Stewart brings a wealth of experience in collegiate coaching and administration.

Doug Stewart, a seasoned coach with 20 years of collegiate coaching experience

Stewart’s responsibilities will include managing NIL and advising in other capacities, making him a valuable asset to the team. This role is distinct from the five assistant coach positions, and Stewart’s expertise will undoubtedly be an asset to the program.

Stewart’s experience in the NBA G-League will serve him well in his new role

In 2015, Kevin Young, who worked with Stewart during their time with the Delaware 87ers in the NBA G-League, praised Stewart’s coaching abilities, saying, “Doug Stewart is first, a great person, and second a very smart basketball coach who is always thinking the game. He has a great feel for the game offensively, and defensively and knows how to convey his thoughts. Player development comes natural for Coach Stewart because of the way he’s able to connect and communicate with players - players love to work with him.”

Stewart’s extensive experience in collegiate coaching will be an asset to BYU

Stewart has had a storied career, with stops at Tulane, Nevada, Oregon State, Brown, and Casper College, among others. He played collegiately for Brown and professionally as a player-coach for the Washington Generals.

Stewart’s experience as a player-coach for the Washington Generals will serve him well in his new role

This hire marks a significant addition to the BYU basketball program, and fans can expect great things from Stewart in his new role.