Tom Hancock (basketball)

Tom Hancock (born January 15, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, U.S.) is an American basketball coach.

Hancock was named as one of the coaches in the BBL All-Star game for 1993, and as BBL Coach of the Month for October 2006. On May 8, 2007, Hancock was relieved of his role as Head Coach of British Basketball League team Milton Keynes Lions, ending his second spell with the fledging club.^[1]

Career history

2006-07: Milton Keynes Lions
1999-00: Milton Keynes Lions
1998-99: Oldham
1995-97: Newcastle Eagles
1991-93: Oldham Celtics
1981-91: University of Tennessee at Martin
1980-81: University of Evansville (Assistant)
1978-80: University of Maryland (assistant)
1971-78: York Community High School
1968-71: Goodwin Heights School
1967-68: Ball State University (assistant)

Notes

↑ MK Lions (2007-05-08). "Lions end Hancock hour". Milton Keynes Lions. Retrieved 2007-07-17.

Tennessee–Martin Skyhawks men's basketball head coaches

James C. Henson (1951–1952) Floyd Burdette (1952–1971) Bob Paynter (1971–1980) Art Tollis (1980–1982) Tom Hancock (1982–1990) Cal Luther (1990–1999) Bret Campbell (1999–2009) Jason James (2009–2014) Heath Schroyer (2014– )

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