Geoffrey Beckham is a basketball coach and player-development professional with experience across NCAA Division I basketball, collegiate coaching, video, analytics, and player development. His career has been shaped by a passion for developing athletes, building relationships, teaching the game, and helping programs create a culture of preparation and accountability.
Beckham most recently served as Video Coordinator for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Men’s Basketball program. In this role, he was responsible for film breakdown, opponent scouting, game preparation, analytics, and supporting the daily operations of a Division I basketball program. His work combined detailed video analysis with modern basketball technology to help prepare the team for practices and competition.
Before Louisiana, Beckham served as an Assistant Coach at the University of St. Thomas, where he spent two seasons working directly with student-athletes and the coaching staff. He was part of a program that won conference championships, contributing to player development, scouting, game preparation, and recruiting.
Prior to St. Thomas, Beckham spent two seasons with the University of Houston Men’s Basketball program, beginning as a Manager before transitioning into an Assistant Video Coordinator role.
During his time at Houston, Beckham was part of a program that made an NCAA Final Four appearance. He gained valuable experience in high-level Division I basketball, including film breakdown, opponent scouting, analytics, practice preparation, and postseason preparation.
Beckham’s connection to the University of St. Thomas began as a student-athlete, where he played two seasons of collegiate basketball from 2015–2017. He started every game of his freshman season, gaining firsthand experience with the commitment, discipline, preparation, and accountability required to compete at the collegiate level.
His experience as a player continues to influence his coaching philosophy, giving him a unique perspective on the athlete-coach relationship and the importance of developing players both on and off the court.
