Men's Basketball

AJ Caldwell
- Title:
- Assistant Men's Basketball Coach & General Manager
- Email:
- ajcaldwell@radford.edu
Caldwell joined the Highlanders coaching staff in July 2026 after most recently working with the Chattanooga men's basketball program. After spending two years as a graduate assistant working towards his eventual master's in business administration, Caldwell most recently helped behind the scenes with alumni outreach and fundraising.
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"It was very apparent from the first time I spoke with AJ that we had a very aligned vision in defining a successful program within the modern landscape," commented Chu. "AJ values high character individuals to create a collective spirit to overcome all of the challenges that are present in today's college game. I look forward to working very closely with him to focus on future roster builds as well as exploring more ways that we can connect with our community and alumni."
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Over those two seasons as a graduate assistant, Caldwell played a role in helping the program in a dominant stretch compiling 50 wins highlighted by an NIT Championship at the end of the 2024-25 season. The Mocs also won the Southern Conference Regular Season Championship during that memorable 24-25 campaign, not to overshadow another 20-win season in 2023-24 that ended in the Southern Conference semifinals.
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Prior to his coaching career, Caldwell was a standout student-athlete at Chattanooga. Over the course of five seasons, he earned the school's record for all-time games played with 153 and ranked top 10 in program history for career assists (289) and career three-pointers (174). He was also a member of the 2021-22 Southern Conference championship squad that went on to play in the First Round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
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The Sarasota, Fla. native begins his next chapter in the New River Valley this summer, joined by his fiancé Megan.
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"It was very apparent from the first time I spoke with AJ that we had a very aligned vision in defining a successful program within the modern landscape," commented Chu. "AJ values high character individuals to create a collective spirit to overcome all of the challenges that are present in today's college game. I look forward to working very closely with him to focus on future roster builds as well as exploring more ways that we can connect with our community and alumni."
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Over those two seasons as a graduate assistant, Caldwell played a role in helping the program in a dominant stretch compiling 50 wins highlighted by an NIT Championship at the end of the 2024-25 season. The Mocs also won the Southern Conference Regular Season Championship during that memorable 24-25 campaign, not to overshadow another 20-win season in 2023-24 that ended in the Southern Conference semifinals.
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Prior to his coaching career, Caldwell was a standout student-athlete at Chattanooga. Over the course of five seasons, he earned the school's record for all-time games played with 153 and ranked top 10 in program history for career assists (289) and career three-pointers (174). He was also a member of the 2021-22 Southern Conference championship squad that went on to play in the First Round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament.
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The Sarasota, Fla. native begins his next chapter in the New River Valley this summer, joined by his fiancé Megan.










