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What college basketball coaches have 100 wins at 4 different schools?

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Steve Alford and Lefty Driesell are the only two college basketball coaches who have achieved the remarkable feat of securing 100 victories at four different Division I schools.

This rare accomplishment underscores sustained excellence and adaptability across multiple coaching tenures, highlighting their significant impact on various programs.

Steve Alford's Historic Achievement

Coach Steve Alford cemented his place in college basketball history by becoming the second coach to achieve 100 wins at four different Division I institutions. His milestone 100th victory at Nevada marked this significant achievement, joining an elite club previously exclusive to Lefty Driesell. Alford's coaching career spans several programs where he consistently built winning teams.

The four schools where Steve Alford has accumulated 100 or more wins include:

  • Missouri State (formerly Southwest Missouri State)
  • Iowa
  • New Mexico
  • Nevada

Lefty Driesell: The Pioneer of the Feat

Lefty Driesell was the first coach to accomplish the incredible feat of guiding four different Division I programs to 100 or more wins. A legendary figure in college basketball, Driesell's coaching career was marked by consistent success and a distinctive style.

The four schools where Lefty Driesell achieved 100 or more wins are:

  • Davidson
  • Maryland
  • James Madison
  • Georgia State

Coaches with 100+ Wins at Four Division I Schools

The following table summarizes the two distinguished coaches who have reached this exceptional milestone:

Coach Schools with 100+ Wins
Steve Alford Missouri State, Iowa, New Mexico, Nevada
Lefty Driesell Davidson, Maryland, James Madison, Georgia State

This exclusive list highlights the profound and lasting impact both Steve Alford and Lefty Driesell have had on the landscape of college basketball.