Dula Jalloh enters his first season as an assistant coach on the Bowie State University men’s basketball staff. His primary responsibilities with the Bulldogs include scouting opponents, recruiting, game preparation and player development.
Prior to coaching, Jalloh played professionally in the NBA’s Developmental League and in Doha, Qatar.
As a collegiate player he was a standout at St. Joseph’s and James Madison University, earning all-conference honors in both the Atlantic 10 and CAA conferences.
As a high school player at National Christian Academy, in Fort Washington (Md.), Jalloh earned several honors, including being named All-County First Team in Prince George's County and All-Metropolitan First Team by the Washington Post.
He earned his bachelor's degree in Sociology from James Madison University in 2009 and Master’s in Sport Management from American Public University in 2013.
