Kyle Griffin - Men's Basketball Coach - Boston College Athletics

Kyle Griffin

Title:
Assistant Coach

Kyle Griffin joins Murray's staff after finishing his fourth season overall with FGCU, and third season as associate head coach for the FGCU men's basketball team in 2025-26. Griffin became associate head coach for the Eagles in 2023-24. Prior to FGCU, he served four years at La Salle – including two years as associate head coach on the Explorers sideline.

Griffin helped FGCU to numerous accomplishments during the 2025-26 season, including the first ASUN semifinal appearance since 2021 and the first time winning multiple games in the ASUN Tournament since 2018.

Griffin worked closely with and was instrumental in the development of first team All-ASUN forward Keeshawn Kellman in 2024-25. The Eagles won 13 ASUN games in 2024-25, the program’s most since the 2013-14 season.

In the summer of 2024, Griffin was selected to participate in the 2024 TopConnect Basketball Symposium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The program identifies the top assistant basketball coaches in the country and connects them with mid-major Athletic Directors, providing tremendous networking and leadership development opportunities for both parties

In addition to his stint at La Salle, Griffin has been a member of the staffs at Lehigh (2013-16) and Robert Morris (2016-18). He started as an assistant coach with the Explorers in 2018-19 before being elevated to associate head coach in 2020-21.

In his two seasons with head coach Andy Toole at Robert Morris, Griffin was a key member of a staff that recruited 10 new student-athletes to RMU prior to the 2017-18 season. Despite the roster turnover, Griffin helped develop the Colonials into a contender in the Northeast Conference, advancing the team to the NEC Tournament semifinals in back-to-back years.

Prior to his time in Pittsburgh, Griffin served three years as an assistant coach under Dr. Brett Reed at Lehigh. During his three seasons at Lehigh, he helped guide the Mountain Hawks to the 2016 Patriot League Tournament championship game and was instrumental in the development of Tim Kempton and Kahron Ross, who were named 2015 Patriot League Player of the Year and 2015 Patriot League Rookie of the Year, respectively.