University of West Florida Men's Basketball

Patrick Corrigan was named the Associate Head Coach for men's basketball at the University of West Florida in April 2026. In this role, Corrigan is instrumental in supporting head coach Tanner Smith across all facets of the program. His responsibilities include player development, practice planning, game preparation, scouting, recruiting, and managing the day-to-day operations of the team. Additionally, he plays a vital role in mentoring student-athletes, monitoring their academic progress, and fostering a competitive team culture both on and off the court. Before joining the University of West Florida, Corrigan was the head men's basketball coach at Ferrum College from June 2022 to April 2026. During his tenure, he led the team with a focus on strategic game management and player mentorship. Corrigan's career is marked by a diverse range of coaching experiences. He served as an assistant men's basketball coach at Cal Poly Pomona from 2021 to 2022. Prior to that, he was the Director of College Placement and a UA Coach for West Coast Elite AAU from 2020 to 2021. His earlier experience includes roles at Ferrum College as an Assistant Men's Basketball Coach and Associate Head Coach from 2018 to 2020, and at UNC Charlotte as a Graduate Assistant and Associate Director of Basketball Operations from 2013 to 2018. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Applied Math and Psychology from Hampden-Sydney College, obtained in 2013. As a point guard for Hampden-Sydney’s basketball team, Corrigan contributed to the team’s success in winning the ODAC regular season championship and advancing to the NCAA Tournament in 2013. Originally from Richmond, Virginia, Corrigan's dedication to basketball and player development is complemented by his strong analytical and psychological insights, rooted in his academic background.

Quentshon Wilson is in his second season as a graduate assistant at UWF. He joined the men’s basketball staff in 2024 after serving as an assistant coach at Pensacola State College. During the 2023–24 season, Wilson helped guide the Pirates to their first winning season since 2019–20 while overseeing one of the top defensive units in the nation, ranking fifth nationally. In addition to on-court coaching, Wilson managed the program’s strength and conditioning initiatives and played a key role in player development. His work contributed to four All-Panhandle Conference selections, two All-State/Region 8 honorees, and six Division I signees during his time at PSC. Prior to his time at PSC, he coached for three years at Central High School in Milton, Florida, as the varsity assistant coach and as the Head JV & Freshman coach. During his first two years at Central he helped lead the program to a combined 38-10 record with a state runner-up finish in 2021. In 2021, he guided the JV program to a 9-1 record which included going undefeated in district play. Wilson was also in charge of the plyometrics program and individual player development during his time at Central. During the summer of 2020, Coach Wilson was the Head Coach of the West Florida Starz 17u AAU program. He led the program to two tournament championships and a 19-9 record. Eight of his players went on to play on the collegiate level, including one Division 1 signee. Before joining Central High School’s basketball staff, he was a skill trainer at Dothan Hoops Training Facility in Dothan, Alabama. Wilson earned his bachelor’s degree in business management from Pensacola State College in May 2024. He is the father of two children – his daughter, Zariyah (7), and his son, Zamire Q’Jay (4).