Mentorship for athletes who want toplay at the next level.
Five years of Division I basketball. Over 1,200 career points. Now coaching boys and girls of any age who are chasing the same path.
A Division I career, put to work for your athlete.
Connor Hickman is a former Division I basketball player who competed at Bradley University, the University of Cincinnati, and the College of Charleston over a five-year collegiate career. A 6’3” guard from Bloomington, Indiana, he scored over 1,200 career points.
At Bradley, Hickman earned MVC All-Freshman Team (2021-22), MVC Scholar-Athlete 2nd Team (2022-23), and in 2023-24 was named MVC All-Conference 3rd Team, MVC Most-Improved Team, MVC Scholar-Athlete 1st Team, MVC All-Tournament Team, and MVC Player of the Week.
He transferred to Cincinnati for the 2024-25 season, competing in the Big 12, before a mid-season foot injury required surgery. He closed his career at the College of Charleston.
Hickman is now Head Varsity Assistant Coach for the Edgewood Mustangs in Bloomington, Indiana. He also works as an AI consultant for basketball software, trains athletes in skills development alongside Jordan Basye, and maintains an affiliation with Indiana Elite.
- All-MVC 3rd Team ('23–24)
- MVC All-Tournament ('24)
- MVC Most-Improved Team ('23–24)
- MVC Scholar-Athlete 1st Team ('23–24)
- MVC All-Freshman Team ('21–22)
- MVC Scholar-Athlete 2nd Team ('22–23)
- SoCal Challenge Champion & All-Tournament ('23)
- Paradise Jam All-Tournament ('25)
- 1,200+ career points
Anyone can watch film and talk. Very few have been recruited and played at the level these kids are chasing.
Now that I coach I see how much bad advice is circulating in this space, especially in AAU where so much of it has become about money instead of the player. I played basketball for 18 years, five of them at the Division I level, and I came out of that time with knowledge worth sharing. The players who separate themselves carry an unshakeable belief in themselves, they take the routine and the mindset seriously, and they study the game on film until they can see it and make reads in real time. I was someone who took that side of the game seriously, and it carried me further than talent alone ever would have. I want to help the game become about basketball again through mentoring and film breakdowns.
Connor Hickman
How to work with me
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One-time
A single film breakdown ($100) or mentorship call ($75). No commitment, book whenever you need one.
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1-on-1 coaching
Ongoing personal mentorship. Weekly calls covering film concepts, mental performance, and habit building. Standard (one call/week) or Premium (two calls/week). By application, spots are limited.
How It Works
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Submit your film.
Send me your game, practice, or workout film and we'll analyze your game, strengths, weaknesses, and what coaches are looking for.
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Get the breakdown.
Written notes and a voiceover walkthrough inside 2 to 3 days. What college coaches see, what to fix, and how.
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Do the work.
A weekly mental performance call, film breakdowns, and anytime access keep you moving forward, every week.
Fine-tune your shot and footwork.
Frame-by-frame analysis of your shot and footwork. We find what is costing you form, balance, or timing, then put together a plan to fix it.
Tell me about your athlete.
Fill this out and I'll get back to you within 48 hours. Every athlete is reviewed before enrollment; if it's a fit, you'll receive a private enrollment and payment link. If the roster is full, you'll be first in line when a spot opens.