100?

[Cy4Lifer]

If CFH wins his 100th game on New Year's Eve, does any CF'er know where he will rank in regards to coach who is the fastest to 100 career coaching victories? Thanks in advance for your research.

 

[Spam]

I remember hearing that he would be the fastest iSU coach to 100 wins. No where near the overall NCAA list, obviously.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Louis Menze 100 wins in 203 games
Glen Anderson 100 wins in 200 games
Johnny 100 wins in 192 games
Larry 100 wins in 157 games
Fred most likely get 100 in 148 games.

 

[besserheimerphat]

Rulzzz you beat me by about 7 minutes... Well done.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Looking at top coaches


Jim Boeheim got to 100 wins in just 117 games.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Coach K 187 games to win 100.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

Adolph Rupp is also probably in the same range as Boeheim at around 117-118.

 

[CycloneErik]

Adolph Rupp is also probably in the same range as Boeheim at around 117-118.

I assume that Roy Williams is up there, since Kansas was Kansas when he started his career.

 

[Rural]

Coach K 187 games to win 100.

Ha, better than coach Kyschewski, suck on it Dook.

 

[Cy4Lifer]

Thanks everyone, CF'ers are awesome, I knew you all would have the facts I needed! Also, thanks to JP and CFH for giving me a reason to even begin this thread! Go Cyclones!

 

[uro cy]

How could you forget old Doc Meanwell.... went 100-9.

 

[cyclones500]

I assume that Roy Williams is up there, since Kansas was Kansas when he started his career.

I did a quick-look, I think it took Roy 129 games. Not sure where that ranks, but it's fairly fast-track to 100.

 

[CycloneRulzzz]

I assume that Roy Williams is up there, since Kansas was Kansas when he started his career.

Roy got to 100 in 129 games.

 

[theshadow]

Roy got to 100 in 129 games.

Roy's 129 is tied for 25th on the NCAA D-I list. Record is 109.

Notables:
116 - Rupp
117 - Tarkanian, Boeheim
120 - Brad Stevens
122 - Crum
125 - Haskins

 

[Rapplegt]

If CFH wins his 100th game on New Year's Eve, does any CF'er know where he will rank in regards to coach who is the fastest to 100 career coaching victories? Thanks in advance for your research.

I'd think Fred will fare better at the 300 and higher milestones. His first year set him back. But
From NCAA site: http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_basketball_RB/2012/coaches.pdf


FASTEST TO 100 WINS
Rk. Name, School G W L Pct. Yr. Season
1. Doc Meanwell, Wisconsin &
Missouri ................................................ 109 100 9 .917 7th 1918
2. Buck Freeman, St. John’s (NY) ......... 110 100 10 .909 5th 1932
3. Adolph Rupp, Kentucky ..................... 116 100 16 .862 6th 1936
4. Jerry Tarkanian, Long Beach St. ...... 117 100 17 .855 5th 1973
4. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse ...................... 117 100 17 .855 4th 1980
6. Everett Case, North Carolina St. ..... 120 100 20 .833 4th 1950
6. Charles Orsborn, Bradley .................. 120 100 20 .833 5th 1961
6. Fred Taylor, Ohio St. ............................120 100 20 .833 5th 1963
6. Brad Stevens, Butler ............................120 100 20 .833 4th 2011
10. Everett Dean, Carleton & Indiana .. 122 100 22 .820 7th 1929
10. Lew Andreas, Syracuse ....................... 122 100 22 .820 7th 1931
10. Denny Crum, Louisville ...................... 122 100 22 .820 5th 1976
13. Clair Bee, Rider & Long Island ......... 123 100 23 .813 5th 1934
14. Nat Holman, CCNY ..............................125 100 25 .800 10th 1929
14. Buster Sheary, Holy Cross ................. 125 100 25 .800 5th 1953
14. Don Haskins, UTEP ..............................125 100 25 .800 5th 1966
17. Tony Hinkle, Butler ..............................126 100 26 .794 7th 1933
17. Ray Meyer, DePaul ...............................126 100 26 .794 6th 1948
17. Mark Few, Gonzaga ............................. 126 100 26 .794 4th 2003
17. Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh .................... 126 100 26 .794 4th 2007
21. Peck Hickman, Louisville ................... 127 100 27 .787 5th 1949
21. Harry Combes, Illinois ......................... 127 100 27 .787 6th 1953
23. Vic Bubas, Duke ....................................128 100 28 .781 5th 1964
23. Mark Fox, Nevada ................................. 128 100 28 .781 4th 2008
25. Hugh Greer, Connecticut .................. 129 100 29 .775 6th 1952
25. Roy Williams, Kansas ........................... 129 100 29 .775 4th 1992

 

[TykeClone]

Roy's 129 is tied for 25th on the NCAA D-I list. Record is 109.

Notables:
116 - Rupp
117 - Tarkanian, Boeheim
120 - Brad Stevens
122 - Crum
125 - Haskins

How many of theirs still count?

 

[theshadow]

How many of theirs still count?

Considering they are listed that way by the NCAA, I'd say they all count. Also, that's Don Haskins (UTEP), not Clem Haskins.

 

[Cyclonefarmer]

I am surprised by the number of coaches on that list I've never heard of (and that "the Bear" was mistook for Clem)

 

[TykeClone]

Considering they are listed that way by the NCAA, I'd say they all count. Also, that's Don Haskins (UTEP), not Clem Haskins.

Doh!