Alvin Green begins his fifth season as Bridgewater's assistant men's basketball coach.

Green, a graduate of Coastal Carolina University, was an outstanding performer at point guard during his career for the Chanticleers. He finished his career as Coastal Carolina's fourth all-time leader in assists with 411, fifth all-time leader in steals with 155 and fifth all-time leader in games played with 115. He was also named to the 2000-01 Big South Conference All-Rookie Team and named his team's most valuable player following the 2001-02 season. Green served as co-captain for the Chanticleers program for his final three seasons.

During his high school playing career, he was named the state of South Carolina's Mr. Basketball in 2000 while averaging 21.3 points per game. He helped the United States All-Stars to a third-place finish during the spring of 2000 at the Albert Schweitzer Tournament in Germany.

A native of Socastee, South Carolina, Green earned his bachelor of science degree from Coastal Carolina University in business marketing.

Green spent the 2005 year traveling to Tanzania, Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, Panama, Jamaica, Trinidad working for the U.S. Department of State. Coach Green worked as a Culture Connect Envoy. The state department used basketball as a tool, conducting basketball clinics around the world. Coach Green served as a liaison for various cultures in overcoming stereotypes while increasing their knowledge of the United States and its people.