Alonzo Jamison begins his second year as the head basketball coach at Bethel College.  Coach Jamison, originally comes from Santa Ana, California. Where he was an outstanding high school athlete, playing football, basketball, & baseball. Coach Jamison signed out of high school to go to Oregon State, where he was to play for KU standout Ralph Miller, but opted to go to Rancho Santiago junior college in his hometown. After a stellar Junior college career of 1 year, that included MOP of team, league, district and state (3rd team all-American), Coach came to the University of Kansas after the 1988 championship season. He then spent the next 3 years playing for Coach Roy Williams.

In 1991's NCAA tournament, he was a starter on the Kansas team that defeated the Indiana Hoosier

(ranked #4), Arkansas Razorbacks (ranked #2) to win the Southeast Regional, where he was named that Region's MVP, advancing the Jayhawks to the NCAA Final Four. The Jayhawks continued on to beat

North Carolina (ranked #3) to advance to the final vs. Duke, where KU lost. Coach Jamison as a senior made the all- district and 2nd team all-conference teams, he also made Dick Vitale's "All Rambo" team, which honors the top five defensive players in the nation for the 2nd year. Coach Jamison ended his career, KU 4th in steals & 10th in assists, also as a starter he was either shared or was an outright league champion.