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Korbin Graham
Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Coaching Biography:

2025 – Present | Justice University (Assistant Coach)
Entering his third season with Justice University, Coach Graham continues to play a major role in recruiting, player development, and program growth at Justice University under Head Coach BJ Letcher. His efforts have helped establish Justice as a rising program within the NCCAA and the Southwest States (SWS) Conference.
 

2024–2025 Season
Graham helped lead Justice University to a 13–17 overall record and an 11–1 conference record, capturing the program’s first-ever SWS Conference Championship. Justice University advanced to the NCCAA National Tournament for the first time in school history, defeating Nelson University—who later went on to win the national title—in the conference championship game. Notably, Graham coached David Stallworth, who went on to continue his collegiate career at Mitchell College (NCAA Division III).
 

2023–2024 Season
In his first season on staff, Graham helped guide Justice University to an 11–14 overall record and a 5–6 conference mark, advancing to the SWS Conference Tournament semifinals, where they faced NBA legend Gary Payton’s Lincoln University (CA). His emphasis on skill development and team culture laid the foundation for the team’s later success.

During this period, Graham also developed a thriving basketball training business in the Greater Phoenix area, working with over 40 athletes while continuing to manage his original program in Prescott, Arizona. His notable clients have included:

• Aspen McClees – Gilbert HS / Portland State commit

• Bella Burcar – Perry HS / Pacific University commit

• Asa Williams – Professional, Köping Stars (Sweden)

• Del Jones – Clemson / Radford

• Koree Cotton – Jacksonville State / UT Rio Grande Valley
   

2022–2023 | Yavapai College (Assistant Coach)
Prior to joining Justice University, Graham served as an assistant coach at Yavapai College under former NCAA Division I head coach Jay Joyner during the program’s first season back after reinstatement. Yavapai finished 7–23, laying a strong foundation for the program’s return to competition. Graham coached and developed multiple players who advanced to the next level, including:

• Evan Joyner – North Carolina A&T (NCAA Division I)

• Cardell Bailey – University of Maryland Eastern Shore (NCAA Division I)

• Mandell Campbell – Justice University (NAIA/NCCAA)
   

2020–2022 | Player Development / Entrepreneurship
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Graham returned to his hometown of Prescott, Arizona, where he founded his own basketball training business and worked in construction while pausing his college degree. His player development program quickly gained recognition, working with standout Arizona athletes including:

• Jason Parent – Northern Arizona University / Yavapai College

• Uriah Tennette – University of New Mexico

• Mason Hunt – Pima Community College (Offer from Southern Utah University)
   

2017–2020 | Education and Playing Career
After receiving offers to play at several junior colleges, Graham committed to Benedictine University at Mesa (NAIA) before transferring to Northern Arizona University, where he pursued a Sports Medicine degree.
 

2013–2017 | High School Career
A native of Prescott, Arizona, Graham was a four-year varsity basketball letterman, playing one year at Bradshaw Mountain High School, two years at Prescott High School, and his senior season at Canyon View High School. He was named the 2016–2017 Canyon Athletic Association Arizona High School Boys Division I Varsity Basketball Player of the Year, closing out a decorated prep career.
 

Education 2025
B.A in International Business and Entrepreneurship, Justice University

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