Completed Event: Men's Basketball versus #7 UConn on March 29, 2026 , Loss , 72, to, 73
/
Final
Men's Basketball
72
vs #7 UConn
73
Andy Borman Named IMG Basketball Academy Director
6/15/2010 9:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
BRADENTON, Fla. – IMG Academies today announced the appointment of Andy Borman to the position of IMG Basketball Academy director.
An IMG Academies' alumnus, Borman will lead the IMG Basketball Academy, which has trained some of the nation's elite high school, college and NBA players.
“Andy possesses a strong business knowledge and athletic background, combined with deep-rooted connections to the youth basketball scene,” said Sam Zussman, Managing Director of IMG Academies. “I'm very excited for what Andy brings to the Academy.”
After IMG Academies, Borman attended Duke University, where he was a four-year letterman for the Duke men's basketball team that won an NCAA championship in 2001 and a three-year starter for the men's soccer team. Most recently, Andy served as the founder and director of The Athlete Within Basketball School and Illinois Old School AAU Program. Previously, Andy was the Director of Basketball Operations at San Jose State University and the Director of Player Development at University of California at Berkeley. Borman is also the nephew of Duke University men's basketball coach, Mike Krzyzewski.
“I am extremely proud to return to IMG Academies,” Borman said. “This is the best youth training facility in the world, and I look forward to working with all of the incredible coaches. Being a graduate of IMG Academies in 1999, I truly believe in everything that IMG Academies does to prepare our student-athletes for a successful transition into the next phase of their lives.”
In the past year alone, the IMG Basketball Academy has helped develop prep players like Kyryl Natyazhko (freshman at the University of Arizona), Dwight Powell (committed to Stanford) and worked with college and NBA players like Earl Clark (No. 14 pick in NBA Draft), Jrue Holiday (No. 17 pick), Kevin Martin (20.6 points per game in 2010) and others. Others who have trained at the IMG Basketball Academy include Chauncey Billups, Kobe Bryant, Vince Carter, Joakim Noah and others.
About IMG Academies
IMG Academies is the world's largest and most advanced multi-sport training facility for athletic, academic and personal development. Over the span of 30-plus years, the Academy's advanced training methods have helped countless youth, adult, collegiate and professional athletes improve in sport and life by providing an energetic and inspiring atmosphere on a 400-acre campus. Consisting of the IMG Bollettieri Tennis Academy, IMG Leadbetter Golf Academy, IMG Madden Football Academy, IMG Performance Institute, and IMG Baseball, IMG Basketball, IMG Lacrosse and IMG Soccer academies, the Bradenton, Fla.-based Academy attracts more than 12,000 dedicated athletes from approximately 80 countries every year. Through specialized training, expert coaching and customizable programs for all ages and ability levels, IMG Academies offers the ultimate preparation for life in and out of the athletic arena. Find more info at www.imgacademies.com.
An IMG Academies' alumnus, Borman will lead the IMG Basketball Academy, which has trained some of the nation's elite high school, college and NBA players.
“Andy possesses a strong business knowledge and athletic background, combined with deep-rooted connections to the youth basketball scene,” said Sam Zussman, Managing Director of IMG Academies. “I'm very excited for what Andy brings to the Academy.”
After IMG Academies, Borman attended Duke University, where he was a four-year letterman for the Duke men's basketball team that won an NCAA championship in 2001 and a three-year starter for the men's soccer team. Most recently, Andy served as the founder and director of The Athlete Within Basketball School and Illinois Old School AAU Program. Previously, Andy was the Director of Basketball Operations at San Jose State University and the Director of Player Development at University of California at Berkeley. Borman is also the nephew of Duke University men's basketball coach, Mike Krzyzewski.
“I am extremely proud to return to IMG Academies,” Borman said. “This is the best youth training facility in the world, and I look forward to working with all of the incredible coaches. Being a graduate of IMG Academies in 1999, I truly believe in everything that IMG Academies does to prepare our student-athletes for a successful transition into the next phase of their lives.”
In the past year alone, the IMG Basketball Academy has helped develop prep players like Kyryl Natyazhko (freshman at the University of Arizona), Dwight Powell (committed to Stanford) and worked with college and NBA players like Earl Clark (No. 14 pick in NBA Draft), Jrue Holiday (No. 17 pick), Kevin Martin (20.6 points per game in 2010) and others. Others who have trained at the IMG Basketball Academy include Chauncey Billups, Kobe Bryant, Vince Carter, Joakim Noah and others.
About IMG Academies
IMG Academies is the world's largest and most advanced multi-sport training facility for athletic, academic and personal development. Over the span of 30-plus years, the Academy's advanced training methods have helped countless youth, adult, collegiate and professional athletes improve in sport and life by providing an energetic and inspiring atmosphere on a 400-acre campus. Consisting of the IMG Bollettieri Tennis Academy, IMG Leadbetter Golf Academy, IMG Madden Football Academy, IMG Performance Institute, and IMG Baseball, IMG Basketball, IMG Lacrosse and IMG Soccer academies, the Bradenton, Fla.-based Academy attracts more than 12,000 dedicated athletes from approximately 80 countries every year. Through specialized training, expert coaching and customizable programs for all ages and ability levels, IMG Academies offers the ultimate preparation for life in and out of the athletic arena. Find more info at www.imgacademies.com.
Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski with a game plan for the country's future
Tuesday, March 31
Maliq Brown - Humble Beast
Tuesday, March 31
Sebastian Wilkins Big Dance Exclusive: Greenville, SC
Tuesday, March 31
Duke Press Conference After Round of 64 (3-19-26)
Tuesday, March 31
