Bill Brown (basketball, born 1951)

Bill Brown
Current position
Sport(s)	Basketball
Title	Head coach
Team	California (PA)
Biographical details
Born	(1951-07-30) July 30, 1951 Toledo, Ohio
Playing career
1970–1974	Ohio
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1974–1978	Ohio (asst.)
1978–1979	Kent State (asst.)
1980–1985	Arkansas (asst.)
1985–1987	Sacramento State
1987	Tennessee (asst.)
1988–1996	Kenyon
1996–present	California (PA)

Bill Brown (born July 30, 1951)^[1] is the head men's basketball coach at California University of Pennsylvania.^[2] He previously held the same position at California State University, Sacramento. and served as an assistant at multiple Division I institutions throughout his career.^[3] He gave Shaka Smart his first assistant coaching job.

References

↑ "Men's Basketball Coaches Career" (search for Bill Brown under Player/Coach Search). National Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved 2010-10-04.
↑ Axelrod, Phil (2006-11-04). "Basketball: California's coach faces personal challenge". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Retrieved 2010-10-04.
↑ Gugger, John (1987-07-15). "Brown's Arrest Shatters Good That Came Before". The Toledo Blade. Retrieved 2010-10-04.

Sacramento State Hornets men's basketball head coaches

Warren Conrad (1948–1952)
Hal Wolf (1952–1956)
Harvey Roloff (1956–1957)
Hal Wolf (1957–1959)
Everett Shelton (1959–1968)
Jack Heron (1968–1978)
Elmo Slider (1978–1979)
Jack Heron (1979–1984)
Fred Lewis (1984–1985)
Bill Brown (1985–1987)
Joseph Anders (1987–1992)
Don Newman (1992–1997)
Tom Abatemarco (1997–2000)
Jerome Jenkins (2000–2008)
Brian Katz (2008– )

Kenyon Lords head basketball coaches

No coach (1899–1924)
Wendell Love (1924–1931)
Bud Evens (1931–1935)
Eugene Lambert (1935–1937)
Dwight Hafeli (1937–1941)
Chuck Imel (1941–1942)
Pat Pasini (1942–1944)
Bill Lange (1944–1945)
Pat Pasini (1945–1948)
Dave Henderson (1948–1952)
Jess Falkenstine (1952–1958)
Bob Harrison (1958–1968)
Bob Brannum (1968–1971)
Jim Zak (1971–1983)
Bill L. Brown (1983–1988)
Bill H. Brown (1988–1996)
Richard Whitmore (1996–1999)
Jamie Harless (1999–2001)
Dave Kunka (2001–2003)
Matt Croci (2003–2010)
Dan Priest (2010– )

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