Dana Altman: the Man, the Myth, the Legend…Retires!
Just announced earlier by the University of Oregon, that Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Dana Altman, is retiring immediately. Assistant Coach Tony Stubblefield appointed as Interim Head Coach.
Altman, 68, won 382 games in 16 seasons in Eugene (382-182, .677) from 2010-11 through 2025-26 and was 792-425 (.651) in 37 seasons as a Division I head coach. He has the 15th-most wins in NCAA history and fifth highest among active coaches.
He coached the Ducks to nine NCAA Tournaments and the 2017 Final Four. Oregon winning four Pac-12 regular-season championships and four Pac-12 Tournament titles. Altman guided the Ducks to nine NCAA Tournaments, five Sweet Sixteens, two Elite Eights and a Final Four during his stint at Oregon.
A national search for the permanent head coach of the Oregon men’s basketball program will commence after the season.
Once a Jay…Always a Jay!
DA…my man, my Coach! Congrats sir…and All the Best ahead for you.
Fair winds n following seas!
Jim Harvey a.k.a. @gtmoBlue
