News Summary

Wyatt Lohaus has officially joined the Mississippi State men’s basketball staff as a fellow for the 2025-26 season. With an impressive background as a player and coach, Lohaus brings experience from his time in high school, college, and professional basketball, including stints overseas. As he pursues a Master’s degree in Sports Pedagogy, his knowledge and dedication to the sport promise to be significant assets for the Bulldogs program moving forward.

Wyatt Lohaus Joins Mississippi State Men’s Basketball Staff

Starkville, Mississippi – Exciting news is buzzing in the basketball community as Wyatt Lohaus has officially signed on as a fellow in the Mississippi State men’s basketball staff for the upcoming 2025-26 season. Hailing from the charming town of Iowa City, Lohaus is ready to bring his impressive background and passion for basketball to the collegiate stage.

A Basketball Star Emerges

Lohaus made quite a name for himself during his high school years at Iowa City West High School, where he played a pivotal role in leading his team to an astounding three consecutive Class 4A state basketball championships. His incredible talent on the court did not go unnoticed. In 2013, he claimed the titles of Iowa Mr. Basketball and Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year during his senior season, showcasing his exceptional skills and leadership abilities.

College Triumphs

Upon graduating from high school, Lohaus took his talents to Northern Iowa, where he continued to shine. Throughout his time with the Panthers, he played in 135 games, averaging an impressive 10.3 points per game as a senior. His contributions helped pave the way for his team’s participation in the NCAA Tournament in 2015 and 2016, where they made their mark on a national stage. Wyat also held the esteemed position of team captain, further demonstrating his leadership qualities on and off the court.

Coaching and Training Experience

Before stepping into his role at Mississippi State, Lohaus spent the 2024-25 season coaching at the 212th Basketball Academy in North Liberty, Iowa. There, he honed his coaching skills while also working as a basketball skill trainer, showing budding athletes the ropes. His dedication to developing the next generation of players is sure to serve him well as he steps into this new role.

Professional Career in Germany

Lohaus’s journey didn’t stop in college; he also made his mark overseas with a multi-year professional basketball career. He played for teams such as the Giessen 46ers and the Bayer Giants Leverkusen in Germany. As the starting point guard for Bayer Giants Leverkusen during the 2020-21 season, he helped lead his team to an impressive finish as runners-up in the German Pro A Basketball League.

A Focus on Education

Beyond his basketball accomplishments, Lohaus carries an impressive academic background. He graduated from Northern Iowa in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in movement and exercise science and was recognized as a three-time MVC All-Academic selection. Now, as he joins the Mississippi State staff, he is also pursuing a Master’s degree in Sports Pedagogy, with an aim to graduate in the spring of 2027.

A Legacy to Follow

Basketball runs in the Lohaus family, with Wyatt being the son of Brad Lohaus, who had an admirable 11-year NBA career playing for eight different teams, including the Milwaukee Bucks. With such a legacy, it’s no surprise that Wyatt is continuing the family tradition in the world of basketball.

Looking Ahead

With his wealth of experience, both on and off the court, Wyatt Lohaus brings a unique perspective that will greatly benefit the Mississippi State Bulldog program. The upcoming season is sure to be one to watch as fans eagerly anticipate the impact that Lohaus will have on the team.

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