The men's basketball program added Adam Dickman to the coaching staff beginning in spring 2007. Dickman, the son of head coach Tom Dickman, played for his father at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School and is familiar with the system.

Dickman has experienced winning at every level including helping Catholic University win the Division III National Championship in 2001. A four-year letterwinner at Catholic, Dickman averaged 5.9 points per game his junior year and shot an astounding 55 percent (34-62) from three-point range. He also captained the team as a senior. The Cardinals amassed a incredible .843 winning percentage (102-19) during his four years.

Dickman gained coaching experience as a counselor at the Thomas Johnson/Hood College Basketball Camps from 1997-2004. Recently, he was a program director for Playing for Peace in Northern Ireland from August to December of 2006. He recruited, organized, and oversaw cross community basketball programs between Protestant and Catholic schools. Dickman also served as a fundraiser, treasurer, manager and coach for the North Star Basketball Club.

Dickman earned his undergraduate degree in marketing from Catholic University in 2004. He also worked as an assistant to the Sports Information Director at Catholic and helped with keeping stats for a variety of different Catholic sporting events.

Dickman also serves as an admissions counselor at Hood.