• Head Coach
• Seasons: 2017-18 through present
• Birthdate: December 12, 1981

• March 2020: Accepted a voluntary pay cut as UMass Athletics deals with budget challenges from the fallout of COVID-19.¹⁾
• 2019-20 season: Found a little more success with new staff and a promising group of young players, including Tre Mitchell winning A10 Rookie of the Year. Team won 7 of their final 12 games, and 4 of the final 6. Four seasons left on current deal.²⁾
• 2018-19 season: team struggles to find consistency, and McCall struggles to get through to them during bouts of poor play and bad losses. Post-season: assistant coaches let go, and many players transfer out.
• 2017-18 season: though the 13-20 record doesn't indicate success, McCall worked through severe limitations in the roster. AD Ryan Bamford was reportedly working on a contract extension for McCall.³⁾
• Named as the 22nd Head Coach in program history on 3/29/2017, succeeding Derek Kellogg.
• McCall's bio on UMassAthletics.com

• Named Head Coach after Will Wade left to become the Head Coach at VCU
• Inherited a team coming off a 22-10 season, and improved to 29-6 in his first year at the helm
• Won the Southern Conference (SoCon) tournament in 2015-16, securing the school's first NCAA bid since the 2008-09 season
• Named SoCon Men's Basketball Coach of the Year for the 2015-16 season

• McCall was part of the staff under Head Coach Billy Donovan
• The four-year span included finishes in two NCAA Elite Eights (2012, 2013) and one Final Four (2014)

• FAU’s 2010-11 squad won the Sun Belt Regular Season title and earned just the second postseason berth in program history (2011 NIT)

• The Gators made the NCAA Tournament in each of those seasons (except for 2007-08), and won back-to-back NCAA Championships in 2006 and 2007
• Director of Operations, 2006-08
• Graduate Assistant, 2004-06
• Student Manager, 2001-04

Official bio page on UMassAthletics.com
Twitter - Matt McCall
Wikipedia - Matt McCall