15 Facts About Paul Biancardi

Paul Biancardi was born on August 11,1962 and is an American recruiting director, basketball analyst and former college basketball coach.

Paul Biancardi was voted team captain as a senior and received the "James Twohig Award" for outstanding character, sportsmanship and dedication.

Paul Biancardi began his coaching career at St Lazarus eighth-grade CYO team while at Salem State.

Paul Biancardi returned to the collegiate ranks as an assistant under Jim Nelson at Suffolk.

At Boston University, Paul Biancardi helped the Terriers win the North Atlantic Conference title and reach the NCAA Tournament.

Paul Biancardi helped the Buckeyes reach the Final Four in 1999, one of four NCAA appearances while at the school.

Paul Biancardi served as lead recruiter, with his 2002 class ranked 10th by Hoop Scoop Magazine.

Paul Biancardi was named the top assistant coach in 2002 by Hoop Scoop Online.

Paul Biancardi was named the 2004 Horizon League Coach of the Year.

Paul Biancardi was fired by Wright State in March 2006 after the NCAA found that he sent $6000 from O'Brien to a recruit in 1999.

Paul Biancardi was further barred from recruiting until October 1,2007, and with the stipulation that if violated this, Wright State would face sanctions.

In 2007, Paul Biancardi accepted a job as an assistant at Saint Louis.

Paul Biancardi is a voting member of the McDonald's All American committee as well as for Gatorade state and national player of the year awards.

Paul Biancardi serves as the lead analyst for GEICO ESPN High School Showcase as well as some college basketball games.

Paul Biancardi is married to Theresa and they have two daughters, Katerina Elise and Alyssa Marie.