QUIN SNYDER
ATLANTA HAWKS HEAD COACH
Quin Snyder is the Head Coach of the Atlanta Hawks. On February 26, 2023, Snyder became the 15th Head Coach in Hawks History.
Prior to the joining the Hawks, Coach Snyder was the Head Coach of the Utah Jazz (2014-2022), where he led the team to a cumulative regular season record of 372–264 and six NBA Playoff berths (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022). Prior to joining the Jazz, he was an Assistant Coach for the Atlanta Hawks under Head Coach Mike Budenholzer (2013-2014), where he helped the team reach an NBA Playoff berth. Prior to joining the Hawks, Coach Snyder was an Assistant Coach for the Los Angeles Lakers under Head Coach Mike Brown (2011-2012). Prior to joining the Lakers, he was an Assistant Coach for the Philadelphia 76ers under Head Coach Doug Collins (2010-2011), where he helped the team reach an NBA Playoff berth. Prior to joining the 76ers, Coach Snyder was the Head Coach of NBA D-League San Antonio Spurs’ affiliate, Austin Toros (currently Austin Spurs) (2007-2010), where he led the team to three consecutive NBDL Payoffs berths.
Quin Snyder was born on October 30, 1966, in Mercer Island, Washington. He attended and played at Duke University, where he received a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and political science. During Coach Snyder’s time at Duke University, he led the team to three NCAA Final-Fours, was named team captain, and honored as an Academic All-American. Coach Snyder went on to receive an M.B.A. and J.D. while working as an Administrative Assistant for the Duke Men’s Basketball team and Coach Mike Krzyzewski.