List of Brown Bears men's basketball head coaches

The following is a list of Brown Bears men's basketball head coaches. The Bears have had 31 coaches in their 116-season history.[1]

Brown's current head coach is Mike Martin. He was hired in May 2012[2] to replace Jesse Agel, who was fired after the 2011–12 season.[3]

No. Tenure Coach Years Record Pct.
1 1900–1901 Ed Benjamin 1 3–4 .429
2 1901–1902 Charles Ray 1 5–15 .250
3 1902–1903
1904–1905		 Paul DeWolf 2 18–16 .529
4 1903–1904 Henry Ahrens 1 8–11 .421
5 1905–1906 Oscar Rackle 1 4–7 .364
6 1906–1907 W. W. Reynolds 1 10–7 .588
7 1907–1909 J. Donald Pryor 2 16–18 .471
8 1909–1910 Walter White 1 5–9 .357
9 1910–1912 J. Russell McKay 2 14–12 .538
10 1918–1919 Louis Pieri 1 2–12 .143
11 1919–1920 Ed Freeman 1 5–10 .333
12 1920–1921 Florence Harvey 1 5–9 .357
13 1921–1923 Walter Snell 2 19–20 .487
14 1923–1926 Harold Evans 3 27–24 .529
15 1926–1929 Tuss McLaughry 3 17–32 .347
16 1929–1931 Rufus Bond 2 16–22 .421
17 1931–1938 Art Kahler 7 46–67 .407
18 1938–1941 George E. Allen 3 39–20 .661
19 1941–1942 Tippy Dye 1 11–7 .611
20 1942–1946 Rip Engle 4 39–44 .470
21 1946–1947 Weeb Ewbank 1 8–12 .400
22 1947–1954 Robert Morris 7 61–87 .412
23 1954–1969 L. Stanley Ward 15 133–261 .338
24 1969–1978 J. Gerald Alaimo 9 88–145 .378
25 1978–1981 Joe Mullaney 3 29–49 .372
26 1981–1991 Mike Cingiser 10 93–170 .354
27 1991–1999 Frank Dobbs 8 67–141 .322
28 1999–2006 Glen Miller 7 93–99 .484
29 2006–2008 Craig Robinson 2 30–28 .517
30 2008–2012 Jesse Agel 4 39–79 .331
31 2012–present[lower-alpha 1] Mike Martin 10 135–153 .469
Totals 31 coaches 116 seasons 1,082–1,529 .414
Records updated through end of 2022–23 season
Source[1]
  1. Brown's 2020–21 season was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

References
  1. "Brown Men's Basketball History". Brown Athletics. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
  2. Reynolds, Bill (May 31, 2012). "Brown names Mike Martin new head basketball coach". The Providence Journal. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
  3. Katz, Andy (March 5, 2012). "Brown parts with Jesse Agel". ESPN.com. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
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