- Dickey Nutt
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Dickey Nutt Sport(s) Basketball Current position Title Head coach Team Southeast Missouri State Record 189–187 (.502) Biographical details Born June 13, 1959 Place of birth Little Rock, Arkansas, USA Playing career 1977–1982 Oklahoma State Coaching career (HC unless noted) 1982–1985
1985–1987
1987–1995
1995–2008
2009–presentStillwater HS (asst.)
Oklahoma State (asst.)
Arkansas State (asst.)
Arkansas State
Southeast Missouri StateAccomplishments and honors Championships Sun Belt Tournament Championship (1999) Awards Sun Belt Coach of the Year (1998) Dickey Nutt (born June 13, 1959 in Little Rock, Arkansas) is an American college basketball coach and the current men's basketball coach for Southeast Missouri State University. He became the head coach of Arkansas State University in 1995 and resigned on February 19, 2008, ending his thirteen years as head coach just 3 victories short of the all-time win record for the school.[1] In June 2007, Nutt had said that his future with the school was uncertain after receiving a one-year contract with the school.[2]
Nutt had been coaching at Arkansas State since 1987, when he started as an assistant at the university. Prior to that, he had spent two years as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State. He led the Indians, now the Red Wolves, to the NCAA Tournament once, winning the Sun Belt Conference tournament to secure the conference's automatic bid in 1999. Arkansas State received a 15 seed, and was eliminated by Utah in the first round.
Nutt played collegiately at Oklahoma State from 1977 to 1982. After graduating, he began his coaching career in the high school ranks as an assistant coach at Stillwater High School in Oklahoma.
In March 2009, Nutt was named as the head basketball coach at Southeast Missouri State University.[3]
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Family life
Nutt's brother, Houston Nutt, is the head football coach at the University of Mississippi. Another brother, Dennis Nutt, was previously head coach for Texas State University and a former professional basketball player.
Nutt also has three children, two sons and a daughter. His oldest son Logan played basketball for Ole Miss before transferring to Southeast Missouri State in December 2009 joining his younger brother, Lucas, who currently plays for his father at Southeast Missouri State.
Head coaching record
Season Team Overall Arkansas State (Sun Belt Conference) (1995–2008) 1995–1996 Arkansas State 9–18 7–11 T–6th 1996–1997 Arkansas State 15–12 8–10 8th 1997–1998 Arkansas State 20–9 14–4 T–1st 1998–1999 Arkansas State 18–12 9–5 2nd NCAA 1st Round 1999–2000 Arkansas State 10–18 7–9 6th 2000–2001 Arkansas State 17–13 10–6 T–2nd (East) 2001–2002 Arkansas State 15–16 5–9 4th (East) 2002–2003 Arkansas State 13–15 6–8 4th (East) 2003–2004 Arkansas State 17–11 7–7 4th (East) 2004–2005 Arkansas State 16–13 7–7 T–3rd (East) 2005–2006 Arkansas State 12–18 7–7 3rd (East) 2006–2007 Arkansas State 18–15 11–7 T–1st (West) 2007–2008* Arkansas State 9–17 4–11 7th (West) Arkansas State: 189–187 102–101 Southeast Missouri State (Ohio Valley Conference) (2009–present) 2009–2010 Southeast Missouri State 7–23 3–15 9th 2010–2011 Southeast Missouri State 10–22 6–12 T-7th Southeast Missouri State: 17–45 9–27 Total: 206–232 National Champion Conference Regular Season Champion Conference Tournament Champion
Conference Regular Season & Conference Tournament Champion Conference Division Champion* Nutt resigned on January 19, 2008 and did not finish the season.[1]
References
- ^ a b "Nutt steps down after 13 seasons as Arkansas State coach". ESPN.com. 2008-02-19. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=3253973. Retrieved 2008-02-20.
- ^ "Dickey Nutt coaching with no assurances next season". ESPN.com. 2007-04-07. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=ncb&id=2829268. Retrieved 2008-02-20.
- ^ Dickey Nutt named SEMO coach. Retrieved on 2009-03-12.
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Arkansas State Indians/Red Wolves men's basketball head coaches Herbert Schwartz (1926–1931) • Jack Dale (1931–1933) • H. F. Parker (1933–1934) • Wayne Campbell (1934–1935) • Tommy Mills (1935–1936) • Wendell Davis (1936–1941) • Herbert Schwartz (1941–1942) • No team (1942–1944) • Ike Tomlinson (1944–1949) • John Rauth (1949–1963) • Marvin Speight (1963–1969) • John Rose (1969–1976) • Marvin Adams (1976–1984) • Nelson Catalina (1984–1995) • Dickey Nutt (1995–2008) • John Brady (2008– )
Southeast Missouri State Redhawks men's basketball head coaches No coach (1903–1907) • Clyde Elder (1906–1907) • Eugene Wells (1907–1908) • Ferdinal Courleux (1908–1909) • H. F. Schulte (1909–1912) • W. F. Cobb (1912–1915) • Ferdinal Courleux (1915–1928) • Jerry Lewis (1928–1929) • Ferdinal Courleux (1929–1930) • George Flamank (1930–1932) • Emmitt Stuber (1932–1935) • Charles Harris (1935–1943) • Emmitt Stuber (1943–1946) • Joe McDonald (1946–1949) • John Adams (1949–1952) • Ralph Pink (1952–1958) • Charles Parsley (1958–1970) • Bob Cradic (1970–1976) • Carroll Williams (1976–1981) • Ron Shumate (1981–1997) • Gary Garner (1997–2006) • Scott Edgar (2006–2008) • Zac Roman # (2008–2009) • Dickey Nutt (2009– )
Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.
Current men's basketball head coaches of the Ohio Valley Conference Dave Loos (Austin Peay) • Mike Miller (Eastern Illinois) • Jeff Neubauer (Eastern Kentucky) • James Green (Jacksonville State) • Donnie Tyndall (Morehead State) • Steve Prohm (Murray State) • Lennox Forrester (SIU Edwardsville) • Dickey Nutt (Southeast Missouri) • John Cooper (Tennessee State) • Steve Payne (Tennessee Tech) • Jason James (UT Martin)
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