Dakotah has over 30 years of experience playing, training, and coaching the game of basketball. He is passionate about using that experience to help students-athletes develop their skills as basketball players, and more importantly, build their character as young men and women. 

 In high school, he played at Scott County, where he achieved a rare feat: scoring 2,500 points and grabbing 1,500 rebounds, a distinction shared by only three other players. 

 Dakotah then played college basketball at Akron University, helping his team reach the NCAA tournament in his freshman year. He finished his college career at Asbury University, earning All-Conference honors. 

 After graduating, Dakotah worked as the Area Director for CKY Fellowship of Christian Athletes, leading numerous basketball clinics and camps, coaching a traveling team, and serving as an assistant coach for Scott County High School's basketball team. 

 Today, Dakotah is the Lead Pastor of King City Church, a thriving church in Lexington. Dakotah lives in Georgetown with wife Colby, and four kids: Titus, Channing, Knox, and Alaina.