Luke Murray Appointed Head Coach of Boston College Men’s Basketball
Luke Murray has been appointed as the new Head Coach of Boston College Men’s Basketball, following an announcement from Blake James, the William V. Campbell Director of Athletics. Murray, formerly an assistant coach at the University of Connecticut, brings over a decade of high-level collegiate coaching experience to the position.
Coaching Background and Achievements
Murray’s coaching career spans several prominent programs. He has played key roles in securing two national championships and enhancing offensive strategies. His tenure at UConn notably featured:
- Five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances
- Development of All-Conference and NBA-caliber players
- Designing a highly effective offensive system
Prior to his successful stint at UConn, Murray served in assistant coaching positions at:
- Louiville (2018-2021)
- Xavier (2015-2018)
- Rhode Island (2013-2015)
- Towson (2011-2013)
- Wagner (2010-2011)
- Arizona (2009-2010, as a graduate assistant)
- Post University (2008-2009)
- Quinnipiac (2007-2008, as Director of Operations)
Expectations and Vision
Upon his hiring, Murray expressed gratitude and excitement about leading the Boston College Men’s Basketball program. His vision includes establishing a standard of excellence and fostering a highly competitive atmosphere.
“Boston College has a prestigious academic reputation and a storied basketball tradition,” stated Murray. He aims to create an unselfish and tough brand of basketball while ensuring the program remains a source of pride for alumni and fans alike.
Future Engagements and Season Ticket Information
Boston College Athletics will hold an introductory press conference to formally introduce Murray. Details of this event will be shared in the near future.
For fans interested in attending games, season tickets for the 2026-27 Men’s Basketball season are currently available. Tickets can be secured via BCEagles.com/Tickets or by contacting the Boston College Athletics office at 617-552-GoBC.