Ryan Pannone Email and Phone Number

Assistant Coach For The New Orleans Pelicans

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Head Coach of the New Orleans Pelicans G-League Team the Erie BayHawks

Head Coach of the New Orleans Pelicans G-League Team the Erie BayHawks

I work as a consultant and player development coach to NBA players. I have worked with over 50 NBA Players, including 33 first round NBA Draft picks and 22 NBA Lottery picks.

Assistant coach for the Memphis Grizzlies NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, NV. I scouted opponents, personnel and assisted in daily practices.

Region XXII Champions, Alabama State Champions and were 1 of 16 JUCO teams in the country to qualify for the JUCO National Tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas. Beat the #6 ranked team in the country Shelton State.

Overall Record of 131-42 in 5 years - Head Coach of the only team in Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough counties the last twenty years to beat a top 25 team in the country. Beat (FL) Montverde Academy who was undefeated and ranked #16 in the country by USA Today in December 2008. Beat (FL) Arlington Country Day who was ranked #12 in the country in October 2010 by USA Today. Beat (GA) Norcross who was undefeated and ranked #20 in the country by USA Today in November 2010. Coached 20 seniors that signed basketball scholarships. Players went on to play at: N.C. State, Georgia, Duquesne, Liberty, Tennessee Tech, High Point, Florida Gulf Coast, North Florida, Georgia State, Stetson, Idaho State, New Jersey Tech, and Gardner-Webb.