Georgia State University Athletics

Charlie DiPasqua joined the Georgia State men's basketball staff in the spring of 2026 as the program's Director of Video & Analytics under head coach Jon Cremins.

He arrived in Atlanta after spending two seasons (2024–26) as the assistant video coordinator at Vanderbilt, where he worked under head coach Mark Byington. During his time with the Commodores, DiPasqua played a key role with scouting opponent personnel, compiling film, in game video reviews, and assisting with on-campus recruiting visits. Vanderbilt earned NCAA Tournament appearances in both of his seasons with the program.

Prior to Vanderbilt, DiPasqua served as the Head Manager for the men's basketball program at James Madison University. He led a staff of 12 student managers, assisting with day-to-day operations of practices, games, team travel, and recruiting visits. He also oversaw all live video coding for the program. During his final season in Harrisonburg, the Dukes posted a school-record 32 wins in addition to the Sun Belt Conference championship, and an NCAA Tournament win. 

A native of Newtown Square, Pa., DiPasqua played for legendary high school coach Mike Doyle at Penncrest High School. He earned his bachelor's degree in sport administration with a minor in business administration from Belmont University in 2026.