Marc Hsu, who has some 18 years of NCAA Division I assistant coaching experience, has joined the LSU Basketball staff as an assistant coach for the 2026-27 season.
Hsu served the last five years as a vice-president of Versus Basketball representation agency.
Hsu has an extensive resume of basketball coaching experience, most recently at DePaul in the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons. He has helped recruit 13 nationally ranked top 100 players and develop 20 all-conference players, two league players of the year, one freshman of the year, a defensive player of the Year and two conference tournament MVPs. He has coached seven players who made the NBA, including three draft picks.
In the 2019-20 season, DePaul started 12-1 for its best non-conference record since 1991. It was the first time since the 1999-2000 season that a DePaul team won at least 10 games in a season before Jan. 1.
Overall, the Blue Demons recorded six wins against Quad 1 teams in the NET, making DePaul one of just 23 programs in the country that season to record at least six Q1 wins during that season.
Prior to coaching at DePaul, Hsu served two seasons at Western Kentucky under present LSU Associate Coach Rick Stansbury. The Hilltoppers won 47 combined games and advanced to the semifinals of the 2018 NIT.
He previously served as assistant at New Mexico, New Mexico State, Binghamton, Texas Southern and CSU Bakersfield.
In 2016-17 the Aggies of New Mexico State finished with a 28-6 record, a 20-game winning streak and the WAC Tournament Championship.
During his three seasons (2013-16) at CSU Bakersfield, he helped earn the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament berth since they transitioned to Division I.
He was assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Texas Southern (2010-12), where he helped the Tigers win the SWAC regular-season title and an NIT berth in 2011. He spent the 2008-10 seasons at Binghamton, where the team earned a conference title and an NCAA Tournament berth.
HSU also has served as director of operations at Oregon State (2007-08).
The Queens, New York native received his degree in business administration with a minor in sports science from Cabrini College. He played four years at the Pennsylvania school, one of the top Division III basketball programs in the country. He earned his Master o