Almost two weeks ago, the college basketball world was shocked with the news that longtime Oregon Basketball head coach Dana Altman suddenly retired after 16 years, just weeks before the 2026-27 season.
Many around the Oregon Ducks basketball program knew that coach Dana Altman was on his way out the door, but they just didn't realize it would be a bit over a month before the start of the 2026-27 season.
When Oregon Ducks men's basketball coach Dana Altman officially retired on Wednesday, he didn't point to his age, his accomplishments or the years he spent
Continuing a trend of recent college basketball head coaches leaving the sport weeks before the start of the upcoming season, Dana Altman, the head coach of Oregon Basketball for the last 16 years and taking the program to the Final Four in 2017, has elected to step down early in October.
North Carolina recently fired head men's basketball coach Hubert Davis, ending a five-year run in which he struggled to keep the program at the heights of its lofty expectations.
The Oregon Ducks men's basketball team has a new head basketball coach. After 16 years, 382 wins and nine trips to the NCAA Tournament, Oregon coach Dana Altman has retired, leaving assistant coach Tony Stubblefield to serve as the interim head coach for the 2026-27 season, the program announced Wednesday.
Altman announced his retirement Wednesday after 16 seasons leading the Ducks, ending arguably their basketball program's most successful coaching tenure.
Oregon will open its basketball season with a coaching change few could have anticipated this close to tipoff. Dana Altman announced his retirement Wednesday, ending a 16-season run as the Ducks’ winningest coach less than a month before their Nov.
The No. 13 Oregon Ducks’ Wednesday entering a pivotal Week 6 matchup against the No. 21 UCLA Bruins kicked off with a busy news cycle within the athletics department.
The Oregon Ducks will have a new leader on the basketball court once the 2026-27 season tips off. This time coach Dana Altman won't lead this team, a first since 2010.
After 37 years and over 1,200 games as a college basketball head coach, Dana Altman has decided to retire. Altman, who spent the past 16 seasons as the Oregon Ducks men’s basketball coach, retired on Wednesday, with Jeff Goodman first reporting the news.
The NCAA, in multiple age-based eligibility legal cases across the country, has caused a stir with class of 2022 athletes in search of an extra year of college eligibility.
The NCAA, in multiple age-based eligibility legal cases across the country, has caused a stir with class of 2022 athletes in search of an extra year of college eligibility.
Call me crazy. The men’s hoops rosters haven’t all been finalized. The season outlooks remain fuzzy. But I’m always ready to preach. So here it is—your Way-Too-Early Power Ranking for Basketball Teams in the West.
In his first 15 seasons as head coach of the Oregon men’s basketball program, Dana Altman strung together 15-straight 20+ win seasons, never missing a postseason appearance.
Oregon coach Dana Altman knows quite a bit about Nebraska basketball. In 17 total meetings against the Huskers during his time at Creighton, Altman’s Bluejays won 10 of them.
One of the top college basketball recruits in the country who also happens to be the son of a former 18-year NBA veteran has announced where he plans to go to school.
It was a good, old-fashioned defensive battle in Eugene on Saturday, with No. 17 Purdue taking down No.13 Oregon 65-58. The Ducks struggled to find the bottom of the bucket, but coach Dana Altman gave a lot of credit to the Boilermakers' defense.
After Oregon basketball's 80-70 overtime win over Portland at Matthew Knight Arena on Tuesday night, Ducks head coach Dana Altman took blame and provided a humorous, straightforward response to his team's struggles.