Federal investigators are looking into a former assistant basketball coach already facing dozens of charges in New Hampshire.Joshua Pincoske, 47, is facing charges for human trafficking and manufacturing sexual abuse images, according to officials.Pincoske went before a judge Wednesday. It was during that hearing that the state said the feds may or may not file similar charges on a federal level, but that investigation is still ongoing at this time.Pincoske, a former Colby-Sawyer College basketball coach, is facing charges including manufacturing sexual abuse images, trafficking and felonious sexual assault, all in separate cases out of Merrimack and Strafford counties. While the nature of the federal investigation is unclear, the state said it met with U.S. officials to discuss what it would mean for the State’s case if federal charges are filed.Pincoske's attorney said he's applied for federal representation, but no charges have been brought forward from that federal activity at this time.Both sides will come back to court in 60 days and look at setting a jury trial date for at least some, if not all, of the charges.The case against Pincoske began in 2020 when Farmington police investigated an incident involved two 17-year-old girls, which led to a search of his Concord home in February.Previous coverage: Federal investigators looking into former New Hampshire coach accused in sexual assault images caseFormer New Hampshire basketball coach indicted on more than 50 counts in child sexual abuse caseFormer New Hampshire basketball coach indicted on human trafficking chargesNew Hampshire advocates say high-profile case of alleged child sexual abuse has community repercussions