Pat Kennedy
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Pat Kennedy is the current men's basketball coach at Towson University. Previously, Kennedy coached at Iona College, Florida State University, DePaul University, and the University of Montana.
Kennedy is a 1975 graduate of King's College. After college, he became an assistant coach to Jim Valvano at Iona. In 1979 when Valvano left for North Carolina State University, Kennedy took the head job at Iona. In six year, he led the Gaels to two NCAA tournement appearances. He compiled a 124-60 record while at Iona.
After Iona, Kennedy went to Florida State. He would spend 11 year in Tallahassee, leading the Seminoles to 5 NCAA tournament appearances. During his tenure at FSU, he won 202 games and lost 131.
In 1997, he took over as headmaster at DePaul. In 2000, Kennedy led the Blue Demons to their first NCAA appearance in eight years. While in Chicago, he had a record of 67 wins and 85 losses.
In 2002, Kennedy left DePaul to coach Montana. His two record of the Grizzlies was 23-25. He took his current position at Towson in 2004.
| Preceded by Joey Meyer |
DePaul Men's Head Basketball Coach 1997–2001 |
Succeeded by Dave Leitao |
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