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Active NCAA Division I Coaches’ Lengths of Tenure In number of days as of June 14, 2013 Data compiled by D1scourse.com (http://d1scourse.typepad.com/blog/2013/06/a-look-at-current-division-i-basketball-coaching-tenures-from-1-to-351.html) Graphic by John Zhu (john-zhu.com) 14,000 14,000 13,000 Longest tenure 13,000 Jim Boeheim Syracuse 12,000 12,000 Second longest tenure 13,391 days Mike Krzyzewski 11,000 Duke 11,000 11,966 days Third longest tenure 10,000 Greg Kampe 10,000 Hired in April 1986. Oakland Exact date not available, so tenure is calculated from 10,513 days 9,000 April 1, 1986. 9,000 Hired in April 1988. Exact date not available, so tenure is calculated from April 1, 1988. 8,000 8,000 7,000 7,000 6,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 Shortest tenure Corey Williams 4,000 Stetson 4,000 11 days 3,000 3,000 2,000 2,000 Average tenure 1,808 1,000 1,000 Median tenure 1,146 0 0 Bill Self, Kansas Ben Braun, Rice Tim Cluess, Iona Jim Engles, NJIT Dave Rice, UNLV Don Verlin, Idaho Tony Jasick, IPFW Jim Les, UC Davis Joe Scott, Denver Pat Knight, Lamar Je Bower, Marist Ron Verlin, Pacic Rick Barnes, Texas Jarod Haase, UAB James Jones, Yale Zach Spiker, Army Mark Fox, Georgia G.G. Smith, Loyola Ed Conroy, Tulane Chris Mack, Xavier Scott Drew, Baylor Gib Arnold, Hawaii Brett Reed, LehighDale Layer, Liberty Ed DeChellis, Navy Pat Skerry, Towson Will Brown, Albany Rick Byrd, Belmont Geno Ford, Bradley Tim O’Shea, Bryant John Groce, Illinois Jim Christian, Ohio Steve Alford, UCLA Aki Thomas, UMBC Bo Ryan, Wisconsin Mike Martin, Brown Jim Baron, Canisius Bruiser Flint, Drexel Matt Matheny, Elon Mark Few, Gonzaga Tom Crean, Indiana Jerome Allen, Penn Bill Grier, San Diego Sean Miller, Arizona Brad Stevens, ButlerJoe Callero, Cal Poly Tad Boyle, Colorado Todd Howard, IUPUI Tim Miles, Nebraska Chris Casey, Niagara Mike Jones, Radford Jimmy Patsos, Siena Ray Giacoletti, Drake Jim Ferry, Duquesne Matt Painter, Purdue Kevin Baggett, Rider Jay Wright, Villanova Pat Kelsey, Winthrop Mike Young, Woord Tony Barbee, Auburn Alan Major, Charlotte Matt Langel, Colgate Bill Courtney, Cornell Archie Miller, Dayton Joe Mihalich, Hofstra Fran McCaery, Iowa Rick Pitino, Louisville Frank Haith, Missouri David Carter, Nevada Eric Raveno, Portland Fran Dunphy, Temple Duggar Baucom, VMI Kyle Smith, Columbia Oliver Purnell, DePaul Bob Homan, MercerJim Larranaga, Miami King Rice, Monmouth Steve Lavin, St. John's John Becker, Vermont Keith Dambrot, Akron Leon Rice, Boise State Bobby Hurley, Bualo Monte Ross, Delaware Billy Donovan, Florida Tom Pecora, Fordham Niko Medved, Furman Bill Evans, Idaho State Jack Perri, Long Island Tom Herrion, Marshall Greg Kampe, Oakland Dana Altman, Oregon Ed Cooley, Providence Eddie Jordan, Rutgers Jim Crews, Saint Louis Danny Manning, Tulsa Tony Bennett, Virginia Bashir Mason, Wagner Ray McCallum, Detroit John Giannini, La Salle Ted Woodward, Maine John Beilein, Michigan Lon Kruger, Oklahoma Tod Kowalczyk, Toledo Phil Cunningham, Troy Bryce Drew, Valparaiso Larry Shyatt, Wyoming Dave Loos, Austin Peay Dave Paulsen, Bucknell Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Je Lebo, East Carolina James Dickey, Houston Josh Pastner, Memphis J.P. Piper, Nicholls State Mike Brey, Notre Dame Thad Matta, Ohio State John Dunne, St. Peter's Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Mick Cronin, Cincinnati John Calipari, Kentucky Jayson Gee, Longwood Wayne Tinkle, Montana Bill Coen, Northeastern Tom Moore, Quinnipiac Cameron Dollar, Seattle Corey Williams, Stetson Stew Morrill, Utah State Will Wade, Chattanooga Brad Brownell, Clemson Kevin Ollie, Connecticut Bob McKillop, Davidson Scott Cherry, High Point Craig Neal, New Mexico Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh Bennie Seltzer, Samford Roman Banks, Southern Tim Floyd, Texas-El Paso Russell Turner, UC Irvine Larry Krystkowiak, Utah Joseph Price, Grambling Milan Brown, Holy Cross Dan Muller, Illinois State Mark Turgeon, Maryland Paul Lusk, Missouri State Kevin Willard, Seton Hall Tubby Smith, Texas Tech Bob Marlin, UL Lafayette Je Bzdelik, Wake Forest Anthony Grant, Alabama Mike Brennan, American Louis Orr, Bowling Green John Gallagher,Tommy Hartford Amaker, Harvard Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State Cli Warren, Jacksonville Fran O’Hanlon, Lafayette Tom Izzo, Michigan State Je Jones, Old Dominion Randy Rahe, Weber State Dave Pilipovich, Air Force Luther Riley, Alcorn State Mike Anderson, Arkansas Paul Cormier, Dartmouth Buzz Williams, Marquette Mark Gottfried, N.C. State Dan Hurley, Rhode Island Chris Mooney, Richmond Steve Pikiell, Stony Brook Billy Kennedy, Texas A&M Keith Richard, UL Monroe James Whitford, Ball State Tracy Dildy, Chicago State Cli Ellis, Coastal Carolina Sydney Johnson, Faireld Rob Sendero, Kent State Richard Pitino, Minnesota Rick Ray, Mississippi State Brad Huse, Montana State Marty Wilson, Pepperdine Kerry Keating, Santa Clara Stan Heath, South Florida Danny Kaspar, Texas State Eddie Payne, USC Upstate Kevin Stallings, Vanderbilt Billy Donlon, Wright State Ron Hunter, Georgia State Bruce Weber, Kansas State Steve Masiello, Manhattan Brian Jones, North Dakota Tony Benford, North Texas Scott Sutton, Oral Roberts Rex Walters, San Francisco Dave Boots, South Dakota Johnny Dawkins, Stanford Cuonzo Martin, Tennessee John Brady, Arkansas State Dave Rose, Brigham Young Marty Simmons, Evansville Rodney Terry, Fresno State Kevin Nickelberry, Howard John Cooper, Miami (Ohio) Andy Kennedy, Mississippi Steve Prohm, Murray State Gregg Nibert, Presbyterian Phil Martelli, Saint Joseph’s Chuck Driesell, The Citadel Dick Hunsaker, Utah Valley Bob Huggins, West Virginia Willie Hayes, Alabama A&M Herb Sendek, Arizona State Mike Jarvis, Florida Atlantic Paul Hewitt, George Mason Wayne Brent, Jackson State Matt Brady, James Madison Casey Alexander, Lipscomb B.J. Hill, Northern Colorado Chris Collins, Northwestern Mike Davis, Texas Southern Kevin McGeehan, Campbell Fang Mitchell, Coppin State Brian Gregory, Georgia Tech Dan Majerle, Grand Canyon Greg Lansing, Indiana State Travis Ford, Oklahoma State Tyler Geving, Portland State Randy Bennett, Saint Mary’s Dave Wojcik, San Jose State Scott Cross, Texas-Arlington Joe Jones, Boston University Greg McDermott, Creighton Edward Joyner Jr., Hampton Bill Herrion, New Hampshire Roy Williams, North Carolina Mitch Henderson, Princeton Wes Miller, UNC Greensboro Lorenzo Romar,Ken Washington Bone, Washington State Gary Waters, Cleveland State Andrew Toole, Robert MorrisBrian Katz, Sacramento State Steve Fisher, San Diego State Frank Martin, South Carolina Rob Krimmel, St. Franics (Pa.) Steve Payne, Tennessee Tech James Johnson, Virginia Tech Jim Molinari, Western Illinois Mike Montgomery, California Donnie Jones, KenoCentral Davis, Florida Central Michigan Greg Jackson, Delaware State Ron Cottrell, Houston Baptist Porter Moser, Loyola Chicago Sean Woods, Morehead State Mark Slessinger, New Orleans Ben Jacobson, Northern Iowa Patrick Chambers, Penn State Anthony Latina, Sacred Heart Glenn Braica, St. Francis (N.Y.) Jim Wooldridge, UC Riverside Nick McDevitt, UNC Asheville Gregg Marshall, Wichita State Lewis Jackson, Alabama State Joe Dooley, Florida Gulf Coast Johnny Jones, MichaelLouisiana White, State Louisiana Tech Derek Kellogg, Massachusetts Todd Bozeman, Morgan State Craig Robinson, Oregon State Ray Harper, Western Kentucky Joe Golding, Abilene Christian Larry Eustachy, Colorado State Jay Spoonhour, Eastern Illinois Clemon Johnson, Florida A&M Max Good, Loyola Marymount Barry Hinson, Southern Illinois Nick Robinson, Southern Utah Trent Johnson, Texas Christian Larry Hunter, Western Carolina Tony Shaver, William and Mary Tommy Dempsey, Binghamton Rob Murphy, Eastern Michigan Lewis Preston, Kennesaw State Dave Simmons, McNeese State Jack Murphy, Northern Arizona Mark Schmidt, St. Bonaventure Jason Capel, Appalachian State Steve Donahue, Boston College Chris Holtmann, Gardner-Webb Howard Moore,Ken Illinois-Chicago Burmeister, Incarnate Word James Green, Jacksonville State Dan Monson, Long Beach State Kermit Davis, Middle Tennessee Matthew Driscoll, North Florida Scott Nagy, South Dakota State Travis Williams, Tennessee StateJason James, Tennessee-Martin Bob Williams, UC Santa Barbara Leonard Hamilton, Florida State John Thompson III, Georgetown Byron Rimm II, Prairie View A&M Buzz Peterson, UNC Wilmington Rob Jeter, Wisconsin-Milwaukee Jerry Slocum, Youngstown State Rod Barnes, Cal State Bakerseld Je Neubauer, Eastern Kentucky Saul Phillips, North Dakota State Dave Bezold, Northern Kentucky Jim Hayford, Eastern Washington Derrin Hansen, Nebraska-Omaha Matthew Graves, South Alabama Andy Eneld, Southern California George Ivory, Arkansas-Pine Blu Mark Byington, Georgia Southern Cy Alexander, North Carolina A&T Horace Broadnax, Savannah State Larry Brown, Southern Methodist Dan Hipsher, Texas-Pan American Steve Hawkins, Western Michigan Gravelle Craig, Bethune-Cookman Greg Herenda, Fairleigh Dickinson Jason Hooten, Sam Houston State Lennox Forrester, SIU Edwardsville Steve Shields, Arkansas-Little Rock Reggie Theus, Cal State Northridge Jamion Christian, Mount St. Mary's Marvin Menzies, New Mexico State Brian Wardle, Wisconsin-Green Bay Dedrique Taylor, Cal State Fullerton Doug Wojcik, College of Charleston Murry Bartow, East Tennessee State Chico Potts, Mississippi Valley State Brad Underwood, Stephen F. 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    Finished 3rd in nation in 2019-20 2020-21 Top 25 NCAA Attendance Top 10 CBB Television Market MEN’S BASKETBALL 23 NBA Players GAME NOTES Back-to-back A-10 Champions ‘16,’17 Undefeated 2019--20 A-10 Champs DAYTON VS. MEMPHIS 24 NIT • UNC Coliseum • Denton , Texas March 20, 2021 2020-21 W-L (14-9) DAYTON PROBABLE STARTERS (Based on previous game) H (8-3), A (4-6), N (2-0), A-10 (9-7) 2020-21: 7.9 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 1.8 spg Dec. 1 Eastern Illinois W, 66-63 0 • Missed 11 G after tearing a tendon in his right hand (back for URI) Dec. 5 SMU L, 66-64 RODNEY • Had 21 points, four assists and five steals in the Ole Miss win Dec. 8 Northern Kentucky W, 66-60 CHATMAN • A tremendous disruptor on defense (Held Anthony Edwards to 6 pts) G • R-Sr. • 6-1 • 178 • Gives UD the luxury of two point guards on the floor Holiday Hoopsgiving -- State Farm Arena Lithonia, Ga. • Averaged 13.3 ppg, 4.5 apg and 4.1 rpg in 29 starts as a soph at UTC Dec. 12 Mississippi State W, 85-82 2 OT • His dad, Rodney II, played for George Raveling at USC from 1990-93 Dec. 19 Ole MIss W, 65-62 2020-21: 15.8 ppg, 4.1 rpg, .427 3-pt.% • Third Team All-Atlantic 10 this season Atlantic 10 Conference Schedule 2 IBI • Had 25 points (6-11 3-pt.) with three assists vs. URI in the A-10’s Dec.