Michael Bernard

Michael Bernard
Current position
Sport(s)	Men's Basketball
Title	Assistant coach
Team	Delaware State
Biographical details
Born	(1948-11-08) November 8, 1948
Playing career
1966–1970	Kentucky State
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1974–1976	Kentucky State (asst.)
1978–1984	Norfolk State (asst.)
1985–1991	North Carolina Central
1991–1998	Norfolk State
1998–2002	Fayetteville State
2002–2006	Shaw
2006–present	Delaware State (asst.)
Accomplishments and honors
Championships
NCAA Division II Championship (1989)

Michael "Mike" Bernard (born November 8, 1948) is an American assistant men's college basketball coach at Delaware State University. He has spent four seasons as an assistant on the coaching staff of head coach Greg Jackson. He is an alumnus of Kentucky State University. He was drafted in the 1970 NBA Draft by the Cincinnati Royals.

Bernard has 21 years' head coaching experience, including a NCAA Division II championship in 1989 with North Carolina Central when he was its men's head coach.^[1]

References

↑ Associated Press (18 April 1991). "Bernard lands post". The Times-News. Retrieved 30 October 2010.

External links

Michael Bernard's profile at the Official Site of Delaware State Athletics

North Carolina Central Eagles men's basketball head coaches

Byrd D. Crudup (1927–1928)
No team (1928–1929)
David Waters (1929–1930)
No team (1930–1935)
Leo Townsend (1935–1936)
E. H. Adams (1936–1937)
William Burghardt (1937–1940)
John McLendon (1940–1952)
Floyd Brown (1952–1970)
Harry Edmonds (1970–1973)
Sam Jones (1973–1974)
Sterling Holt (1974–1978)
Frank Silva (1978–1979)
Jesse Clements (1979–1984)
Harry Edmonds (1984–1985)
Michael Bernard (1985–1991)
Greg Jackson (1991–2000)
Phil Spence (2000–2004)
Henry Dickerson (2004–2009)
LeVelle Moton (2009– )

Norfolk State Spartans men's basketball head coaches

John Turpin (1953–1962) Ernie Fears (1962–1969) Bob Smith (1969–1973) Charles Christian (1973–1978) Lucias Mitchell (1978–1981) Charles Christian (1981–1990) Isaac Morehead (1990–1991) Michael Bernard (1991–1998) Mel Coleman (1998–1999) Wil Jones (1999–2002) Dwight Freeman (2002–2007) Anthony Evans (2007–2013) Robert Jones (2013– )

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