List of Drexel Dragons men's basketball head coaches

Bruiser Flint held the head coach position from the 2001 season through the 2015 season.

The men's college basketball program of the Drexel University was founded in 1894 and is known competitively as the Drexel Dragons. The team has had 26 head coaches in its history, and they have made 4 appearances in the NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship, including a first round victory in 1996.[1] Sam Cozen won 213 career games as head coach between 1952 and 1968, the second most in the school's history behind Bruiser Flint.

In 2013, Bruiser Flint won his 214th game as the head coach of the Dragons, becoming the winningest coach in the program's history.

Coaches

Years Duration of head coaching career at Drexel
Won Number of games won at Drexel
Lost Number of games lost at Drexel
% Percentage of games won at Drexel
* Elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a coach
Statistics updated through 2015–16 season
Head Coach Years Won Lost %
John Gray1894–189572.778
F. Knight1895–189601.000
No team1896–190000
No coach1900–1905515.250
W.S. Brokaw1905-1907217.750
F. Bennett1908-1908710.412
G. Doughty1908-190912.333
No coach1909-191027.222
Frank Griffin1910–19131515.500
No coach1913–1914201.000
E.L. Lucas1914-19171514.517
No coach1917–191802.000
James Barrett1918-19201210.545
William McAvoy1920-19221214.462
Harvey O'Brien1922-19251621.432
Ernest Lange1925-19271119.367
Walter Halas1927–19345278.400
Ernest Lange1934–19403063.323
Lawrence Mains1940-19432617.605
Maury McMains1943-194432.600
John Marino1944–1945211.154
Ralph Chase1945-19492840.412
Harold Kollar1949-19522527.481
Samuel Cozen1952-196821394.694
Robert Morgan1967-196827.222
Frank Szymanski1968–19712639.400
Ray Haesler1971–19778060.571
Edward J. Burke1977-1991205189.520
Bill Herrion1991–199916771.702
Steve Seymour1999–20012829.491
Bruiser Flint2001–2016245217.530
Zach Spiker2016–Present00
TOTAL 112 Seasons 1,258 1,083 .537

Notes

    References

    1. "Drexel Dragons Men's Basketball Record Book" (PDF). Drexel Athletic Department. 2013. p. 11.
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