Schuyler Rimmer named head coach of Wisconsin Herd, will remain Bucks assistant
Schuyler Rimmer takes over the Herd and will split duties, maintaining continuity between Milwaukee’s NBA coaching staff and its G League development program.
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Named head coach of the Wisconsin Herd, the Bucks' G League affiliate.
Has nine years of NBA coaching experience, including prior roles with the Bucks (2018–22).
Previously served as assistant video coordinator and player development assistant; was on staff during Milwaukee's 2021 championship run.
Will remain an assistant coach on Taylor Jenkins' Milwaukee Bucks staff while serving as Herd head coach.
Bucks coach Taylor Jenkins highlighted Rimmer's ability to cultivate the partnership between the Bucks and Herd.
The move formalizes a shared coaching pipeline intended to align development and culture between the NBA roster and its G League affiliate.
Expected to tighten continuity in coaching philosophy and player development across the Bucks organization.
Could influence how young or two-way players are prepared for NBA minutes and potential midseason promotions.
No roster or player-availability changes were announced in this report.