Bewley, Crowe Named to MBB Support Staff

CLEMSON, S.C. — Mike Bewley and Brad Crowe have joined the Clemson men’s basketball program in support roles, head coach Brad Brownell announced. Bewley will serve as the head strength & conditioning coach, while Crowe will oversee sports medicine for the basketball Tigers.

“We’re excited to have both Mike and Brad join our basketball family,” Brownell said. “Mike has a wealth of experience dealing with high-level athletes at both Dayton and Georgia Tech. I love the enthusiasm and passion he has for working with young people. Brad also has great experience working with men’s basketball, and we look forward to his contributions to our program.”

Bewley was assistant director of human performance at Georgia Tech from 2012-16, helping the Yellow Jackets to the quarterfinals of the National Invitation Tournament in March. In four seasons, he was charged with implementing athletic performance programs, supervising team and individual training sessions, and testing strength, power and conditioning for Georgia Tech men’s basketball and men’s tennis.

“It is truly an honor to be working at Clemson University alongside Coach Brownell,” Bewley said. “He and his staff have done a tremendous job building the men’s basketball program, and I’m excited to help add to their continued success with enhancing the team’s physical prowess and performance.”

Prior to his appointment in Atlanta, Bewley was a specialist in sports nutrition and strength & conditioning coach at the University of Dayton from 2005-12. He worked directly with the men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s golf and women’s golf programs at Dayton.

Bewley is a 1998 graduate of Eastern Kentucky University, earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education. Bewley earned a master’s degree in education leadership while working as a graduate assistant at the University of Nevada.

Crowe joins the Tigers after four years at Mercer University in Macon, Ga., where he worked with men’s and women’s cross country and track & field in addition to his men’s basketball responsibilities.

“I am very excited about the opportunity join the Clemson staff,” Crowe said. “I have heard nothing but great things about the athletic department, the university and community at Clemson, and look forward to being a part of it all.”

Crowe spent two years as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Louisiana Tech University from 2010-12, where his primary job involved working with men’s basketball. He earned a master’s degree in May 2012 in kinesiology and sports performance. Crowe earned his bachelor’s degree in movement science from Grand Valley State University in Michigan in May 2010.