BETHLEHEM, Pa. --- The Moravian College men's basketball program has added Bill McCaffrey to its staff as an assistant coach.

"We're excited to have Bill joining the program this season," stated Head Coach Jim Walker, who is in his 35th year leading the Greyhounds. "He brings a tremendous amount of knowledge about the game, and we are looking forward to him working with our players on a daily basis. The guards are really excited to learn offensive skills from Bill."

McCaffrey graduated from Allentown Central Catholic High School in 1989 and went onto Duke University for two years and scored 16 points in the Blue Devils' 1991 national title win over the University of Kansas. After that season, McCaffrey sat out a year while transferring to Vanderbilt University where he was named a two-time All-American.

After his collegiate career, McCaffrey went on to play five years of professional basketball overseas. His prior coaching experience includes two seasons as an assistant coach at St. Bonaventure University and a year at the University of Maine in the college ranks as well as high school experience in both Tennessee and New Jersey.

McCaffrey began his duties at Moravian on November 24 and making his first appearance on the bench in the Greyhounds' non-conference home game with DeSales University on November 25.