Guy only has 29 followers, but pretty random thing to tweet out.
Regardless, Killings pretty much fits the job description.
Minimum 5-years asst coaching experience: just completed 5th season with Temple as assistant coach.
Collegiate playing experience at D1 school: played at UMass and Hampton
Exp. as full-time asst at more than one D1 institution: 5 seasons (2011-present) at Temple and 1 season (2010-11) at Boston University
Member of coaching staff that has lead a team to multiple NCAAT appearances: 1 NCAAT appearance with BU (2011) and 3 with Temple (2012, 2013, 2016)
Experience in overall basketball operations at collegiate level, including a demonstrated understanding of team travel, scheduling, and budget: Was Temple's assistant director of men's basketball operations from 2006-2009 and there's this line from his bio here: "He was responsible for assisting in the team's travel, scheduling, budget management and on-campus recruiting efforts while he simultaneously worked on advanced scouting reports and assisted the student-athletes in academic and athletic development."
Involvement in student-athlete community service activities: Another line from his bio - "Killings is active in community service, currently serving on the Board of Directors of Triad Trust, a non-profit organization that coordinates youth sports and arts programs which are used as platforms to educate and raise awareness about AIDS and HIV. In July of 2009, Killings spent time in the Nkomazi region of South Africa conducting coaching clinics with local organizers."
Experience at the professional (NBA) level: worked in the D-League for the 2009-10 season "handling multiple responsibilities that included monitoring player development programs and providing updates on the players' progress to the Vice President of Basketball Operations. In addition, Killings also scouted potential D-League players during NBA summer camps." Also worked for the Charlotte Bobcats from 2003-2006 - "His first position within the organization was as a special assistant and video coordinator. He also coordinated annual draft reports in preparation for the NBA draft and assisted with the player development of players, such as Sean May and Emeka Okafor."