16 Facts About Joshua Langford

Joshua Langford was born on January 15,1997 and is an American basketball coach and former player.

Joshua Langford is an assistant coach for the boys team at Madison Academy.

Joshua Langford played college basketball for the Michigan State Spartans.

Joshua Langford was diagnosed with bacterial meningitis and nearly died, spending a week in the hospital.

At Madison Academy, Langford was a four-time Class 3A Player of the Year, a two-time Gatorade Alabama Player of the Year and a two-time state champion.

Joshua Langford taught Sunday School, volunteered for the Special Olympics and wrote poetry in his free time.

Joshua Langford was a five-star recruit and was ranked as the 17th-best player of his class by Rivals.

Joshua Langford declined offers from schools such as Michigan, Kentucky, Kansas, Arizona and Duke.

Joshua Langford announced that he would play for Michigan State on June 22,2015, citing the "family atmosphere" as the reason he chose the Spartans.

Joshua Langford had 17 points, a career high, in a win against Nebraska in February 2017.

Joshua Langford scored in double figures eight times as a freshman.

Joshua Langford favored the mid-range shot, which is on the decline in basketball.

Joshua Langford added 22 points in the NCAA tournament win over Bucknell.

Joshua Langford was limited to 13 games as a junior due to a foot injury.

Joshua Langford worked at Michigan State University's Broad College of Business as a program coordinator after his playing retirement.

On May 17,2023, it was announced that Joshua Langford would be returning to his alma mater, Madison Academy, as an assistant coach for the boys team.