"He recruits big classes, and then cuts players every pre season . 1-2 touch practices, strips creativity. Great academic school , great facilities, should be a top D3 program as for those reasons . A lot Students athletes in D3 are drawn heavily to great academic institutions, but the team is below or just around 500 every year."

"Coach Justin did the best job he possibly could have done after getting thrown the men’s coaching position in addition to the women’s role one day before classes started in the fall of 2025. My child was a freshman who has spent time at multiple academies, and Coach Justin improved our players skill immensely over the past season. He’s more old school than new school, which we found different than most other tennis coaches. He’s direct and had no issues offering support and feedback. Despite multiple cliques that our child told us about that impacted the culture of the team - he led the women to a championship for the first time in school history and got the men’s team into the playoffs playing half of conference season with 5 players. It was just announced that Coach Justin left for Siena College to be their head coach at the D1 level and he is going to be missed, "

"Not a good coach - especially to field events. Unfair treatment for multiple athletes and very rude. "

"She is intense and not understanding. Overly aggressive and picks favorites harshly"

"He's da bomb .com you wish you had Darryl as your coach #loser #youhavefomo #darrylontop #ddog #physicsiscool #iykyk #repeats4life #rpi200"

"Doesn't care about swimmers or their development"

"Disappointed is an understatement "

"Knows how to coach and motivate highly intelligent students. "

"Great doubles coaching. Motivating. Obviously cares about his players "

"Just would like to say that who ever told this coach that he knows the soccer made big mistake. Would not recommend his coaching skills to anyone, very bad."

"Justin is the best kept secret in strength & conditioning. He is extremely knowledgeable and capable of solving any problem his athletes are faced with. He works 75 hours a week with 15 teams and runs a multilayered system with all of them. This is way beyond what RPI has asked him to do. He does it because he knows it’s what’s right for his athletes. Coach Justin should be leading a power 5 weight room, we are lucky to have him. "

"Deeply cares about each athlete as a person off the field. Absolutely has favorites on the field. Has one coaching style and doesn’t adapt for each individual "