Prairie View A&M University Athletics has announced the hiring of Daniel Dulin as the head coach of the Panthers baseball program, bringing to the Hill more than a decade of collegiate coaching experience and a proven record of success at both the NCAA Division I and junior college levels.
Dulin joins PVAMU from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), where he served as an assistant coach and continued to build his reputation as a strong recruiter, developer of talent, and championship-driven coach. Known for his attention to detail and player-first approach, Dulin has consistently helped elevate the programs he has served.
Prior to his time at UIC, Dulin spent three seasons at Southern University, where he played a pivotal role in developing one of the SWAC’s most productive offenses and a steady infield unit. During his tenure, the Jaguars made back-to-back appearances in the SWAC Championship Game, captured the 2022 SWAC Western Division title with a 21-9 conference record, and won the 2021 SWAC Tournament Championship. Southern ranked among the NCAA’s top 25 in on-base percentage and consistently finished in the SWAC’s top third in key offensive and defensive categories, including doubles, home runs, RBI, slugging percentage, walks, hit-by-pitch, and fielding percentage.
Before Southern, Dulin served as head coach at Highland Community College (Kan.) and held assistant coaching positions at Murray State University, Hutchinson Community College, and Coffeyville Community College. Throughout his career, he has contributed to nationally ranked teams, conference championships, and record-setting seasons while emphasizing academic success and holistic player development.
A former second baseman at Highland Community College, Dulin earned his bachelor’s degree from Fort Hays State University and a master’s degree from Pittsburg State University.
Dulin officially begins his duties at Prairie View A&M on July 28, as he prepares the Panthers for the 2026 season, with a focus on building a championship-caliber program rooted in development, accountability, and Panther pride.
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