Celebrity Info
So, let’s talk about this college basketball coach—yeah, the one who stepped into the head coaching role for the Arkansas State University Red Wolves back in 2008. This guy, he really made a name for himself over the years, especially after spending more than ten seasons at Louisiana State University. During his time there, he led the Tigers to some serious success, including their first NCAA Final Four appearance in two decades—which, honestly, was a big deal.
Before all that spotlight though, he was just a dedicated player himself. He played varsity basketball at Belhaven College, putting in the work early on. Then, he went on to earn his Master’s degree in Education from Mississippi State University in 1977, laying the foundation for what would become a solid coaching career. Oh, and on a personal note—he’s married to a woman named Misty, which kind of adds that human touch to his story. All in all, this coach has had quite the journey, from the court as a player to leading major programs as a respected figure in college basketball.
He was honored as the Louisiana Sports Writers Association Class AAA Coach of the Year during his time as a high school coach, a well-deserved recognition that highlighted his early success. Over the years, he continued to build an impressive legacy, and eventually, he became the winningest coach in Samford University’s history. Throughout his career, he consistently demonstrated leadership and dedication, proving time and again why he stood out among his peers. He truly made a lasting impact wherever he went, and his achievements continue to inspire many. He remains a respected figure in collegiate sports, remembered not just for wins, but for the standard he set. He showed what commitment and vision could accomplish in the world of coaching.
