Kevin Keats has multiple year ACC head coach seniority over the state of North Carolina.

I'm sure we are ever going to see the seniority of coaches again.

Boeheim
K
Williams
Pitino

Hamilton and Larrañaga will soon be the elder statesmen after Boeheim retires in 2044.

(06-03-2021 08:13 AM)TexanMark Wrote:  I'm sure we are ever going to see the seniority of coaches again.

Boeheim
K
Williams
Pitino

Hamilton and Larrañaga will soon be the elder statesmen after Boeheim retires in 2044.

Lol

I’ll take the under on Boeheim coaching until he’s 100.

(06-03-2021 08:13 AM)TexanMark Wrote:  I'm sure we are ever going to see the seniority of coaches again.

Boeheim
K
Williams
Pitino

Hamilton and Larrañaga will soon be the elder statesmen after Boeheim retires in 2044.

Agreed.

Louisville has had a decent run of coaches with longevity.

Peck Hickman 22 years, from 1945 to 1967
Denny Crum 30 years, from 1971 to 2001
Rick Pitino 16 years, from 2001 to 2017


Chris Mack could continue this, as he's only 51. But the pressures associated with the higher end of college basketball combined with the money that coaches can make will make it easier for them to step down at an earlier age. Why coach into your 70's if you don't have to? I guess truly loving the competition could keep you around.

I will be surprised if Mike Brey is still at ND in a couple of years.

He was coming off two Elite 8 finishes in 2016 and.....then fell into the abyss.