List of Brown Bears men's basketball head coaches

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The following is a list of Brown Bears men's basketball head coaches. The Bears have had 31 coaches in their 116-season history.[1]

Brown's current head coach is Mike Martin. He was hired in May 2012[2] to replace Jesse Agel, who was fired after the 2011–12 season.[3]

Mike Martin
No. Tenure Coach Years Record Pct.
1 1900–1901 Ed Benjamin 1 3–4 .429
2 1901–1902 Charles Ray 1 5–15 .250
3 1902–1903
1904–1905
Paul DeWolf 2 18–16 .529
4 1903–1904 Henry Ahrens 1 8–11 .421
5 1905–1906 Oscar Rackle 1 4–7 .364
6 1906–1907 W. W. Reynolds 1 10–7 .588
7 1907–1909 J. Donald Pryor 2 16–18 .471
8 1909–1910 Walter White 1 5–9 .357
9 1910–1912 J. Russell McKay 2 14–12 .538
10 1918–1919 Louis Pieri 1 2–12 .143
11 1919–1920 Ed Freeman 1 5–10 .333
12 1920–1921 Florence Harvey 1 5–9 .357
13 1921–1923 Walter Snell 2 19–20 .487
14 1923–1926 Harold Evans 3 27–24 .529
15 1926–1929 Tuss McLaughry 3 17–32 .347
16 1929–1931 Rufus Bond 2 16–22 .421
17 1931–1938 Art Kahler 7 46–67 .407
18 1938–1941 George E. Allen 3 39–20 .661
19 1941–1942 Tippy Dye 1 11–7 .611
20 1942–1946 Rip Engle 4 39–44 .470
21 1946–1947 Weeb Ewbank 1 8–12 .400
22 1947–1954 Robert Morris 7 61–87 .412
23 1954–1969 L. Stanley Ward 15 133–261 .338
24 1969–1978 J. Gerald Alaimo 9 88–145 .378
25 1978–1981 Joe Mullaney 3 29–49 .372
26 1981–1991 Mike Cingiser 10 93–170 .354
27 1991–1999 Frank Dobbs 8 67–141 .322
28 1999–2006 Glen Miller 7 93–99 .484
29 2006–2008 Craig Robinson 2 30–28 .517
30 2008–2012 Jesse Agel 4 39–79 .331
31 2012–present[a] Mike Martin 10 135–153 .469
Totals 31 coaches 116 seasons 1,082–1,529 .414
Records updated through end of 2022–23 season
Source[1]
  1. ^ Brown's 2020–21 season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Brown Men's Basketball History". Brown Athletics. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
  2. ^ Reynolds, Bill (May 31, 2012). "Brown names Mike Martin new head basketball coach". The Providence Journal. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
  3. ^ Katz, Andy (March 5, 2012). "Brown parts with Jesse Agel". ESPN.com. Retrieved February 25, 2023.