The Georgia Tech men’s basketball program has hired Chuck Terrell for an “administrative position,” Tech coach Damon Stoudamire confirmed Wednesday to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Terrell will come to Tech from the Utah Jazz, where he was the vice president of basketball intelligence. He has also been an NBA marketing executive at Nike.

Terrell is a 1994 graduate of Pacific and was a point guard for the Tigers from 1992-94. Stoudamire was the head coach at Pacific from 2016-21.

HoopsHype reported that Terrell would be in a general manager role.

Tech previously opened a newly created job described as the executive director (of) basketball operations and player management. The “position will interact on a regular basis with: athletics executives, basketball coaches, external partners, player agents, and student-athletes.”

Stoudamire is going into his third season with the Yellow Jackets after a 14-18 debut season and a 17-17 record last year. Tech has 10 new players on its 2025-26 roster.

Editor’s note: A previous version of this story described the position as a general manager. However, Stoudamire later clarified Terrell’s position on the Tech staff.

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