Talladega College proudly introduces TeeJay Wilson as the new Head Coach for the JV Men's Basketball team. A Cullman, Alabama native with seven years of coaching experience, Wilson brings a passion for player development and a commitment to building a winning culture. From his roots on the court to his leadership at Talladega, Wilson is ready to guide the Tornadoes' next generation of talent."
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