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- Assistant coach for the UConn Huskies basketball team
- Accused of improper contact with Nate MilesESPN.com: Report: UConn Exceeded Call Limits
- Worked as a sports manager for the University of ConnecticutESPN.com: Report: UConn Exceeded Call Limits
- Represented the 1999 UConn NCAA tournament-winning teamESPN Video: Report: UConn Violated NCAA Rules
- Former sports agent in the National Basketball AssociationThe Detroit News: Report: Pistons' Hamilton says agent stole $1 million from him
- Represented Richard Hamilton and Luol DengThe Boston Globe: Rushing To Their Defense
- Decertified by the NBA Players Association in August of 2008The Detroit News: Report: Pistons' Hamilton says agent stole $1 million from him
- Accused of stealing from HamiltonThe Detroit News: Report: Pistons' Hamilton says agent stole $1 million from him
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Josh Nochimson is a former National Basketball Association and sports agent and sports manager for the University of Connecticut.
In March of 2009, Nochimson was reportedly involved in a recruiting violation, working as a representative for the UConn Huskies men's basketball team and their attempt to recruit Nate Miles.ESPN.com: Report: UConn Exceeded Call Limits
Nate Miles Scandal
Nochimson, acting on behalf of the UConn Huskies basketball team, allegedly provided then-prospect Nate Miles with lodging, transportation, meals and representation between 2006 and 2008. Miles joined the Huskies for one season, in 2008, but was later expelled after he was convicted of violating a restraining order.ESPN.com: Report: UConn Exceeded Call LimitsAccording to reports, the UConn coaches knew of the contact between Miles and Nochimson, as records showed at least 1,565 phone and text messages made between the two parties. UConn coaches also reportedly made improper contact with Miles himself, calling him up to 27 times in a month. One phone call per month to a potential recruit is permitted under NCAA policy.ESPN.com: Report: UConn Exceeded Call Limits
Richard Hamilton Scandal
In 2008, Nochimson was accused of stealing between $500,000 and $1 million from Detroit Pistons guard Richard Hamilton. Nochimson represented Hamilton prior to the allegation and reportedly used Hamilton's credit cards without his permission. After the accusations, Nochimson voluntarily asked to be decertified as a sports agent in the NBA.The Detroit News: Report: Pistons' Hamilton says agent stole $1 million from himAbout this page
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