Dennan Morrow joined the Georgia State men’s basketball staff in April 2026 as an assistant coach under head coach Jon Cremins.
Morrow arrives in Atlanta following a successful stint at Jacksonville State, where he most recently served as associate head coach. After initially joining the Gamecocks as coordinator of basketball operations in October 2020, he was promoted to floor assistant in June 2022 and elevated to associate head coach prior to the 2024–25 season.
In his first season as associate head coach, Morrow played a key role in guiding Jacksonville State to 23 wins—the second-most in Division I program history—a Conference USA Championship game appearance and the program’s first-ever berth in the National Invitation Tournament. The Gamecocks posted a 12–6 mark in conference play and earned a notable 84–61 road win over Georgia Tech in the opening round of the NIT.
During his tenure, Morrow contributed across multiple areas of the program, including player development, scouting, and operations. As coordinator of basketball operations, he oversaw team travel, budgeting, scheduling, and equipment, while also helping the program navigate the 2020–21 COVID-19 season. He was part of Jacksonville State’s transition into the ASUN Conference in 2021–22, a season that culminated in a conference championship.
Prior to his time at Jacksonville State, Morrow spent five seasons coaching in the junior college ranks, including stops at Butler Community College, Chipola College, Daytona State, and Barton Community College.
A former student-athlete, Morrow began his collegiate career at Barton Community College, where he helped lead the program to a Jayhawk West Conference Championship and served as team captain. He later transferred to Southwestern College, earning Academic All-America honors while also serving as team captain.
Morrow is a two-time graduate of Kansas State, earning his bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2013 and a master’s degree in academic advising in 2015. He also served as a graduate assistant with the Wildcats from 2013–15 after working as the program’s head student manager. He earned his associate degree from Barton Community.
