My name is Brittany Cox Hudson. I'm the owner and director of AssistU. 

 

I played college basketball at Pfeiffer University (D2, inducted into HOF in 2022). 
 

I always planned on being a college coach when I got older. I coached AAU from the 8th grade throughout college in hopes of becoming a college coach. I was blessed with the opportunity coaching at Campbell University but I missed helping high school girls reach their goal of playing at the next level. For the next 6 years, I coached at West Forsyth High School (2019 4A State Champions). I had several players who went on to play college basketball and helped many other kids find opportunities to play at the next level. 

 

I stepped away from coaching after having 2 children but missed the relationships with players. I created AssistU to continue encouraging and helping kids reach their dream of playing at the collegiate level. 
 

Coaching Experience:
WBCA's So You Want To Be A Coach Program (2013)
Campbell University, Graduate Assistant (2013-2015)

West Forsyth High School

• 2019 State Champs

• 5X CPC Conference Champions

• 4X CPC Coach of the Year

• 2X Winston Salem Journal Coach of the Year

AAU Experience with multiple clubs

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Playing Experience

WBCA Division II Coaches All-America Team 

Daktronics Division II All-Southeast Region Team

Conference Carolinas Winter Scholar-Athlete of the Year

CoSIDA Academic All-District Award

CoSIDA CapitalOne Academic All-America First Team

3rd All Time Leading Scorer

1st All Time in Points Per Game (20.8 PPG)

With 25 years of collegiate coaching experience, Jill Dunn has joined AssistU. Most recently, she served as head coach at Johnson & Wales Charlotte, where she guided the Wildcats to consecutive USCAA Division II National Runner-Up finishes in 2022-23

and 2023-24. Over four years, she garnered a 60-28 record and was recognized as the USCAA National Coach of the Year for 2021-2022.

 

Prior to her tenure at Charlotte, Dunn was an Assistant Coach at Virginia Commonwealth University during the 2013-14 season. There, she contributed to the Rams achieving a 22-10 record and earning a berth in the Women's National Invitation Tournament.

 

From 2004 to 2013, Dunn served as Head Coach at Jacksonville University, becoming the program’s all-time winningest coach with 126 victories. Her accomplishments included notable wins over the University of Florida, University of Miami (FL), and Wake Forest University. Under her leadership, the Dolphins reached the ASUN Conference Finals three times and recorded back-to-back 20-win seasons in 2006-07 and 2007-08. Significantly, every player coached by Dunn during her Jacksonville tenure successfully completed their degrees.
 

Dunn's earlier career includes three years as an assistant coach at Georgia State University (2001-2004), where the Panthers captured three ASUN titles and made two NCAA tournament appearances. She also held assistant coaching positions at Miami University (OH) (2000-01) and the University of South Carolina (1994-1997).

 

Dunn was Head Coach at Western Carolina University for the 1999-2000 season,

leading the Catamounts to a double-digit win campaign after serving as an assistant

coach the previous year.

 

A native of Dalton, GA, Dunn distinguished herself as a student-athlete at Georgia Southern University. A member of the Georgia Southern Hall of Fame, she ranks second in career three-point percentage (36.6%) and holds top rankings in assists (fifth,

318), steals (eleventh, 164), and three-pointers made (thirteenth, 120). In 1993, she was named to the Southern Conference All-Tournament Team, played a pivotal role in the Eagles’ conference championship and subsequent NCAA tournament appearance, and was honored as GSU Female Athlete of the Year.

Delaney Rudd is a former professional basketball player and highly respected coach whose career spans the NBA, top international leagues, and decades of player development.
 

A standout guard at Wake Forest University, Rudd earned All-ACC honors and finished his college career among the program’s leaders in scoring and assists.

 

His strong play led to his selection in the 1985 NBA Draft by the Utah Jazz, where he spent multiple seasons as a steady, high-IQ floor general. Known for his toughness, three-point shooting, and leadership, Rudd played alongside legends such as John Stockton and Karl Malone during the Jazz’s rise in the Western Conference.

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After his NBA tenure, Rudd became one of the most successful American guards to play abroad. He starred in the competitive European leagues, including France’s top division, where he became a fan favorite and one of the league’s most dynamic scorers and playmakers. His international career showcased his ability to adapt, lead, and elevate teams at the highest levels of overseas competition.

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Following his playing career, Rudd transitioned into coaching and player development. He currently coaches at Winston Salem Christian, where he has turned the girls basketball program into a national powerhouse, winning over 88% of games. He has 13 seasons with 20+ wins at the high school level. He founded and leads one of the top AAU programs in North Carolina - FBC Phoenix - a premier basketball program known for producing high-level talent through elite training, mentorship, and competitive opportunities. Under his guidance, countless athletes have advanced to college basketball and beyond. Rudd is widely recognized for his teaching ability, eye for talent, and commitment to shaping complete players both on and off the court.

With a career that bridges the NBA, international stardom, and impactful coaching, Delaney Rudd remains one of the most respected basketball minds in the game today.