Jim Calhoun — college basketball coaching record

Jim Calhoun compiled a career record of 845–379 (.690 winning percentage) across 40 seasons as a Division I head coach (1973–2012), ranking #8 on the all-time D1 wins list with stops at Northeastern Huskies, UConn Huskies. He has won 3 NCAA national championships and reached 4 Final Fours in 22 NCAA Tournament appearances.

National championships

1998-99 (UConn Huskies), 2003-04 (UConn Huskies), 2010-11 (UConn Huskies)

Coaching stops

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