DePauw University Men's Basketball

Joined the DePauw staff as head men's basketball coach in April 2022 PRIOR TO DEPAUW Served as head men's basketball coach at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology since 2014 In eight seasons as the head coach at Rose-Hulman, Loyd led the Fightin' Engineers to a 120-78 overall record and an 82-43 mark in Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference play. Named the HCAC Coach of the Year in 2018 and 2021 Rose-Hulman teams appeared in the HCAC Tournament championship game three times Directed Rose-Hulman to the HCAC regular season conference title in 2018 while tying for second in 2019 and 2022 Named to the Silver Waves Media list of 50 Impactful Head Coaches in NCAA Division III men's basketball in 2020 and 2022 Prior to his selection as the head coach, he was the assistant men's basketball coach and head men's golf coach at Rose-Hulman for five seasons.  Started his coaching career as an assistant at Earlham College for two seasons before moving on to a two-year stint at Lewis University and four years at his alma mater. His first head coaching position came in June 2006 when he was chosen to direct the program at Illinois Institute of Technology where he stayed until 2009. COLLEGE CAREER Graduated from University of Chicago in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology As a player with the Maroons, he helped lead the team to a 76-29 four-year record, while starting three years and serving as a captain During his junior and senior seasons, Chicago posted a 47-8 record and earned spots in the NCAA Division III round of 16 both years He was a three-time all-University Athletic Association selection in addition to earning two all-region honors and all-America accolades as a senior In 2018, Loyd was selected to the UAA 30th anniversary team. PERSONAL Loyd and his wife Kristen are parents to three children, Mia, Mason and Maren

Joined the DePauw staff as assistant men's basketball coach in July 2022 PRIOR TO DEPAUW Served as head assistant men's basketball coach at Central College (Iowa) from August 2017-May 2022. Head junior varsity boys basketball coach at Lisle High School in Lisle, Ill., where he led the team to a 17-8 record during the 2016-17 season. Was the head freshman boys basketball game at Lisle High School in 2015-16 and the team finished 17-6. Worked as a basketball camp instructor/AAU coach for the Chicago Bulls Youth Academy from February 2016-July 2017. Played in 10 different countries on five different continents over a four-year stretch from August 2011 through May 2015. Drafted 24th overall by the London Lightning of the the NBL (National Basketball League) of Canada. Honored as an all-star in Kosovo. Selected as a member of the Nigerian national team. Helped an Italian team reach the league semifinals. Earned a bachelor's degree in sports management from Greenville in 2011 and completed his master's degree in coaching from Greenville in 2018. Earned second team all-St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors in 2011. Led the SLIAC in offensive rebounding (2.5 rpg) in 2010-11 and was named to the conference's all-defensive team.

Joined the DePauw staff as a volunteer assistant men’s basketball coach August 2022. During the summer of 2022, prior to joining DePauw’s coaching staff he was the Assistant Coach for Grand Park Premier 17U on the Under Armour AAU circuit. From 2020-22 Dietrich acted as a graduate assistant for the Indiana State Men’s Basketball team. As an undergraduate Dietrich served three years as the Indiana State Men’s Basketball student manager, assisting with the program's day-to-day operations related to practices, game days and during road trips. Selected as one of 12 student managers from across the country to assist in the inaugural NCAA Basketball Academy hosted by the University of Illinois in 2019. At the NCAA Basketball Academy, Dietrich worked with over 200 high school recruits while assisting coaches across all divisions of basketball with drills and game operations. As a student manager, he assisted with Indiana State Basketball camps, as well as Matt Painter’s Basketball Camps at Purdue.  While at Indiana State, Dietrich worked with all-Conference honorees Jake LaRavia (Memphis Grizzlies), Tyreke Key (University of Tennessee), and Jordan Barnes (Germany) Earned a bachelor’s degree in recreation and sports management in three years at Indiana State University in the spring of 2020. Earned his Masters degree at Indiana State in 2022