Bryant Men's Basketball Coach Jared Grasso Resigns Citing Health Concerns

Resignation Follows Administrative Leave and Dismissed Hit-and-Run Charges

Jared Grasso, the head coach of Bryant men's basketball, announced his resignation on Monday, citing the need to prioritize his mental and physical health.
Grasso was placed on administrative leave by the university in September, with no reason given for the decision.
Grasso was arrested in October for allegedly leaving the scene of a car accident, a misdemeanor charge that was dismissed after his insurance carrier accepted all liability.
During his tenure, Grasso led the Bryant Bulldogs to an NCAA tournament bid and Northeast Conference regular-season and conference tournament titles in 2022.
Phil Martelli Jr., who took over as acting head coach upon Grasso's leave in September, will serve as the interim head coach for the remainder of this season.