Yasir Rosemond, Kenya Hunter and Brian Walsh have all been hired as assistants at high-major programs this offseason.
Indiana’s new staff is still in the process of becoming formalized, but all three former assistants have landed new roles at the high-major level.
Yasir Rosemond, Kenya Hunter and Brian Walsh have all been brought on as assistants at power programs this offseason after Mike Woodson stepped down and Darian DeVries was hired at Indiana.
Rosemond, whose connections to southern recruiting circles, particularly in the state of Georgia, proved useful to the Hoosiers is returning to the South to join LSU’s staff:
Welcome to The Boot, Coach Rosemond! pic.twitter.com/hAK1K4S15P
— LSU Basketball (@LSUBasketball) April 7, 2025
Kenya Hunter, who originally joined the Indiana program under Archie Miller before being retained by Woodson for the duration of his tenure, joined Sean Miller’s staff at Texas:
BREAKING: Texas head coach Sean Miller is hiring Kenya Hunter as his assistant to complete his staff. Per @GoodmanHoops
Hunter was recently at Indiana with Mike Woodson and with Miller in his first go around at Xavier.#Hookem | @orangebloods_ pic.twitter.com/GYVXR8vxD8
— Jalen Brown (@jalenpolobrown) April 11, 2025
Finally, Brian Walsh, who was director of basketball operations under Miller before being retained and eventually promoted to an assistant coaching role by Woodson, has joined Jake Diebler’s staff over at Ohio State:
Help us welcome the newest member of our coaching staff to Buckeye Nation ‼️@JakeDiebler has announced the hiring of Assistant Coach Brian Walsh. Walsh joins the Ohio State staff after spending the last 8️⃣ seasons coaching & recruiting in Bloomington with the Hoosiers.
— Ohio State Hoops (@OhioStateHoops) May 9, 2025
With their former boss reportedly returning to the NBA coaching ranks, every major member of Indiana’s 2024-25 men’s basketball staff has landed a new role.