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Basketball Coaching Staff

Head Coach Tom Schuberth

Tom Schuberth brings a wealth of experience to Paris Junior College as he begins his first year as Dragons basketball coach. Over his coaching career, Schuberth has been a part of 15 Division I conference championships and participated in 11 NCAA tournaments.

He comes to PJC after serving as head coach for the University of Texas — Pan America from 2006-2009. During this time he was named the 2007-08 NCAA Division I Independent Coach of the Year after finishing with an 18-13 record, and the best in NCAA Division I independent basketball for that year. It was also UTPA’s first winning season since 2001-02. In his first season there the team achieved the top season turnaround among 20 Texas Division I independent teams. In last year’s season, he finished with the best winning percentage for a UTPA coach since 1982.

In 2006, Schuberth was one of six NCAA Division I coaches that traveled to the Middle East as part of Operation Hardwood V for the United Service Organization (USO). He visited Camp Victory outside of Baghdad and led an undefeated team of 12 players to the gold medal and trophy.

Prior to UTPA, Schuberth served as associate head coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Central Florida in Orlando under Head Coach Kirk Speraw. During his tenure there the UCF Knights were 2004-05 A-Sun Conference Champions and Tournament champions, 2003-04 A-Sun Conference Tournament champions and appeared in the NCAA tournament both years.

Schuberth served as assistant basketball coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in 2001-02, Southeast Missouri State University from 1997-2001, University of Memphis from 1992-1997 and University of Louisiana at Monroe from 1983-1992. He also was a part-time assistant basketball coach from 1983-84. He was assistant basketball coach at the University of North Alabama from 1982-83.

In 1981-82, Schuberth toured with the Harlem Globetrotters as a player on the opposition team, the California Chiefs. He was a three-year basketball letterman at Mississippi State and a two-year starter from 1978-81, and lettered for the University of Nevada — Las Vegas Final Four team in 1977. He was third in Southeastern Conference in assists in 1979.

Schuberth received his bachelor’s and master’s of science in physical education from Mississippi State University and studied liberal arts at the University of Nevada — Las Vegas.

Assistant Coach Logan Lee

Assistant Basketball Coach Logan Lee comes to PJC from the basketball powerhouse University of Kentucky.

The San Antonio, Texas, native finished his collegiate playing career at Texas A&M University under Coach Billy Gillispie, during which time the Aggies tallied a 70-19 record.

After graduating from John Marshall High School in San Antonio, Lee attended South Plains College where he started 33 of 34 games his freshman season. He was named team offensive Player of the Year and team MVP while leading the Texans to the WJCAC Conference Championship as well as the NJCAA Region V Championship.

Logan transferred to Hawaii for his sophomore season where he started 26 games and led the team in assists while helping the Warriors to a third round appearance in the 2004 NIT.

Lee then returned to the Lone Star State where he played for the Texas A&M Aggies. After graduating with a degree in Agricultural Leadership and Development in 2006, Lee stayed on with the Texas A&M basketball program, where he worked as an administrative assistant for the 2007-2008 season.

He earned a Master of Science degree from A&M in 2008 and then made the trek north to Lexington, Ky. As a member of the Kentucky basketball staff, Lee assisted with administrative responsibilities, academic achievements for the players and off-court player development.

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» 2009-10 Men’s Schedule

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