• Source: Chuck Martin (basketball)

      • José Luis "Chuck" Martín is a Puerto Rican college basketball coach who is an assistant coach at the University of Arkansas. Martin was head coach at Marist College from 2008 to 2013.


      Basketball career


      As a basketball player, Martin played for the Capitanes de Arecibo of the Baloncesto Superior Nacional (BSN) for five seasons. He was coached by Raymond Dalmau, from whom he learned to be honest with his players, and his assistant Carlos Calcaño whom he credits as a source of inspirational quotes. Players like Eddie Casiano and Javier Antonio Colón impressed Martin as opponents.


      Collegiate coaching career (1998–present)




      = Marist (2008–2013)

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      After going 41–118 in five seasons, Martin was fired from Marist.


      = South Carolina (2017–2022)

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      Martin joined Frank Martin's staff at South Carolina. Martin was promoted to associate head coach prior to the 2021-22 season.


      = Oregon (2022-2023)

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      Joined as an assistant head coach in March 2022.


      = Kentucky (2023-2024)

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      Joined as an assistant coach in July 2023.


      = Arkansas (2024-present)

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      Joined as an assistant coach in April 2024.


      Head coaching record




      Personal life


      Martin was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico, from where his family relocated to New York. His original nickname was in Spanish, "Che", which eventually became "Chuck" because the English speakers couldn't pronounce it properly. Likewise his actual last name, Martín, has an accent but its pronunciation became anglicized to "Martin". When presenting himself, he does so as José Luis Martín and identifies as Puerto Rican.
      Martin is a 1993 graduate of Monmouth University with a bachelor's degree in communications. He and his wife, Lee, have three children. Martin retains links with the island to this day, taking his son to a tryout for the juvenile Puerto Rico national team in 2019. He has expressed his interest in joining the program, which he cites as a source of great pride.


      References




      See also


      Arkansas Profile
      Kentucky Profile
      Oregon Profile
      Indiana Profile
      Marist Profile

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