Four-star power forward prospect Joe Philon has been recruited by former FSU basketball head coach Leonard Hamilton and new coach Luke Loucks.

Luke Loucks takes the FSU job, having never been a head coach outside of a Summer League roster. He's risen through the ranks quickly as an assistant coach and even has experience as an assistant ...

Luke Loucks was officially introduced as the eighth Florida State men's basketball head coach on Monday. The 34-year-old addressed the media, boosters and fans in his introductory press conference.

Kerry Maloney. FILE - Florida State's Luke Loucks celebrates during a timeout against Wisconsin during a first-round NCAA men's college basketball tournament game, March 20, 2009, in Boise, Idaho.

TALLAHASSEE -- On Sunday, Florida State formally announced the hiring of Sacramento Kings assistant coach Luke Loucks as the program's eighth full-time head basketball coach. Loucks, who played ...

TALLAHASSEE -- On Sunday, Florida State formally announced the hiring of Sacramento Kings assistant coach Luke Loucks as the program's eighth full-time head basketball coach. Loucks, who played ...

Luke Loucks will succeed Leonard Hamilton as Florida State men's basketball coach, signing a five-year deal. "It's like it was meant to be," Loucks said. 24/7 Live Fresno County North Valley South ...

Loucks had been an assistant coach for the NBA's Sacramento Kings since 2022. He also has worked for the Golden State Warriors, helping the team win NBA titles in 2017 and 2018, and Phoenix Suns.

Luke Loucks has always wanted to be around basketball. From his playing days as the starting point guard at Florida State (2008-12) to an international career that’s taken him to far-flung lo… ...

Ex-FSU guard Luke Loucks is coaching on the Nigerian national team in the upcoming Olympics. Nigeria upset Team USA in the exhibition round. Click here for important updates to our privacy policy.

Florida State's Luke Loucks celebrates during a timeout against Wisconsin during a first-round NCAA men's college basketball tournament game, March 20, 2009, in Boise, Idaho.