All time University of Rochester’s leader in career wins and games coached.
14th winningest coach (total wins) in NCAA Division III history.
Coached at Rochester for 34 seasons with a career record of 563-326(.633).
Overall record with Rochester and 3 seasons at Hobart was 629-346(.645).
At Rochester his teams won 20 or more games nine times and made 12 appearances in the NCAA Division III playoffs.
1990 NCAA Division III National Championship and runner up in 1992
His 2002 team reached the Final Four and his 2005 team was also the national runner-up.
His teams won 3 UAA Championships and 10 Wendy’s Classic titles.
Named National Coach of the Year in 1990 and was UAA Coaching Staff of the year 3 times.
Winner of National Association of Basketball Coaches Outstanding Service Award in 2011, 6-time winner of the Sam Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award from the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association
Served on the Selection Committee for the Jostens Trophy since 2015("The Jostens Trophy seeks to honor the true Division III male and female student athlete: excellence in the classroom, on the playing field and in the community." )
Coached 8 All-America honorees along with Six of his players ( 5 at Rochester, 1 at Hobart) named as CoSIDA Academic All-Americans.
Graduate of Washington & Lee University with a B.A. in Sociology
Standout performer where he earned All-Virginia Small College honors.
Had tryout with the NBA’s Cincinnati Royals.
Received his naval commission after playing briefly in Europe.
Served as assistant coach at Navy for 5 seasons
Earned a master's degree in education from Rochester in 1988.
He did post-game analysis of Syracuse Basketball for Time Warner Sports Channel from 2015-17.
He and his wife Connie live in Rochester, NY and are the parents of 2 children, Tyler and Cary, with daughter in-law Michaela, and grandsons Dillon and Wesley.
