• Head Coach
• Seasons: 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2000-01

• Associate Head Coach
• Seasons: 1995-96

• Assistant Coach
• Seasons: 1989-90 through 1994-95

• Birthdate: July 23, 1965

• Resigned under pressure after the 2000-01 season.
• Fastest coach in UMass history to 30 and 40 wins (in 49 and 63 chances respectively)
• NABC District 1 Co-Coach of the Year (1998)
• Promoted to Head Coach on 6/8/1996 after John Calipari left for the NBA.

Flint went 7-3 against his alma mater St. Joseph's.
Flint went 1-1 against Steve Lappas as coach of Villanova. Lappas went on to replace Flint as the next coach at UMass in 2001.
Flint went 1-0 against Drexel, where he would go on to coach after leaving UMass.

• Succeeded Bill Bayno, who left to become the Head Coach at UNLV.

The Collegian does a "Where Are They Now" about Bruiser (10/17/2006)
Just Like Father, Just Like Son (12/21/2000)
Official roster page from UMass Athletics
Picture gallery

• As Calipari left Kentucky and took the head coaching job at Arkansas, Calipari retained Flint on staff.⁴⁾

• Reunites with John Calipari, filling a vacancy on the Wildcats coaching staff.⁵⁾
• Flint was elevated to the top assistant role for the 2023-24 season.

• Flint's page on Indiana's site
• Hired onto Archie Miller's staff in April 2017.⁶⁾

• Let go by Drexel in 2016.⁷⁾
• Had a 245-217 record as their head coach.
• Was the CAA Coach of the Year four times during his tenure. (2004 news release)
• Had a winning conference record in 12 of his 15 seasons.
• Flint not surprised by UMass success (2/5/2012)
• Flint thriving, happy guiding the Dragons (1/10/2007)
• Flint thrilled to be in Philadelphia(1/26/2002)
• No secret: Flint at home at Drexel (1/14/2002)
• Hired at Drexel soon after leaving UMass in 2001.

Flint went 0-1 against UMass, a 72-70 loss in the 2012 NIT.

• Ranked 8th at SJU all time in career assists (402).⁸⁾
• Led the team twice in free throw percentage (79.2% as a senior, 76.0% as a sophomore).
• Elected into SJU Basketball Hall of Fame in 1998.
• Hawks were 81-40 (.669) in his four seasons.
• Hawks went 5-3 against UMass during Bruiser's years as a player.

• Led the A-10 in assists, averaging 6.1 per game.
• His 171 assists led the team, and are 9th-most in a season in Hawks history.⁹⁾
• Second on team, and ninth in the A-10 in scoring, averaging 14.6 points per game.
• A-10 Second Team selection.
• Won an A-10 Co-Player of the Week award.
• Led the team in 3-point shots made (55), free throw percentage (.792), steals (60), and minutes played (1,058).
• Video of SJU's win over Penn State in the A-10 Tournament.

• 7th on the team in scoring at 4.1 ppg.
• Hawks won both the A-10 Regular Season and Tournament Championships.
• Advanced to the NCAA Tournament's Second Round.¹⁰⁾
• Final season record was 26-6.

• Led the team in free throw percentage (.760).
• 4th on the team in scoring at 7.4 ppg.
• Hawks finished the season at 19-12 and advanced to the NIT's Round of 16.

• 7th on the team in scoring at 3.7 ppg.
• Hawks finished the season at 20-9 and made the NIT.

• 1983: Bruiser appeared on the PA All-Stars team in the Roundball Classic¹¹⁾

• Twitter: @bruflint14
• Wikipedia: Bruiser Flint