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- | Mike Deane had a highly successful stay at Marquette University where he posted a 100-55 record in five seasons. He guided the Golden Eagles to four 20-win seasons, four postseason appearances and the 1997 Conference USA Championship. Marquette was runner-up at the 1995 National Invitational Tournament (NIT) and a quarterfinalist in 1998, and appeared in the NCAA Tournament in 1996 and 1997. His first four teams at Marquette ranked in the top 10 in the NCAA in scoring defense and field goal-percentage defense. | + | |
- | Before leading the Marquette program, | + | Deane was named the 14th coach in Marquette history on April 1, 1994. Bill Cords, Marquette' |
- | Four of Deane's Siena teams competed in postseason play, including the 1993-94 squad that posted | + | Deane got off to a fast start at Marquette, leading |
- | At Siena, | + | Deane is the sixth coach to take his first Marquette team to postseason play. Also, he and Tex Winter (1951-52) are the only coaches to record three postseason wins in their first season at Marquette. MU was the 1995 National Invitation Tournament (NIT) runner-up. |
- | In 19 years as a Division I coach, Deane has compiled a 358-240 record, which is an average | + | The Stony Point, N.Y. native |
- | Before arriving at Siena, | + | Deane, 44, came to Marquette from Siena College in Loudonville, N.Y. In eight seasons |
- | A 1974 graduate | + | Four of Deane's teams competed in post-season action, including |
- | Deane began his coaching career as an assistant at Potsdam State in 1974-75, where he was also the assistant baseball coach. He left Potsdam State to become | + | The 1987-88 Siena team participated in the NIT, the school' |
- | The Stony Point, NY native was a three-year letterwinner at Potsdam State, where he was a Small College All-American | + | At the 1989 NCAA Tournament, Siena, the 14th seed in the East Regional, upset #3 seed Stanford 80-78. That was Siena' |
- | The Stony Point native returned to New York after spending four seasons at Lamar University | + | While at Siena, Deane was a two-time |
- | He received a bachelor of arts degree | + | Siena won North Atlantic Conference regular-season titles |
- | Mike Deane became | + | Prior to his stint at Siena, |
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+ | During his two seasons at Oswego State (1980-81 and 1981-82) Deane compiled a 24-25 record. Deane stopped an inherited 42-game losing streak | ||
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+ | He also served as an assistant at Plattsburgh State (1975-76) and at Potsdam State (1974-75). Deane also was the assistant baseball | ||
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+ | A three-year letterwinner at Potsdam State, Deane was a Small College All-American in 1973 and 1974. At the conclusion of his collegiate | ||
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+ | The Bears were 64-16 during Deane' | ||
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+ | He also played second base for the Bears' baseball team for three years. | ||
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+ | Deane was a ninth-round selection of the Milwaukee Bucks in 1974. He also was signed by the Utah Stars of the ABA. | ||
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+ | He received an economics degree from Potsdam State in 1974. Deane received the 1974 John W. Maxy Award, which recognizes the top senior student-athlete at Potsdam State. He was named the Chancellor Boyer SUNY Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1974. | ||
Coach Deane and his wife Paula have been married for 27 years and the couple lives in Staten Island. | Coach Deane and his wife Paula have been married for 27 years and the couple lives in Staten Island. | ||
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+ | ===== Mike Deane' | ||
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+ | | **Year** | **School** | **Record** | **Pct.** | | ||
+ | | 1980-81 | Oswego State | 8-17 | .320 | | ||
+ | | 1981-82 | Oswego State | 16-8 | .667 | | ||
+ | | 1986-87 | Siena | 17-12 | .586 | | ||
+ | | 1987-88 | Siena | 23-6 | .793 | | ||
+ | | 1988-89 | Siena | 25-5 | .833 | | ||
+ | | 1989-90 | Siena | 16-13 | .552 | | ||
+ | | 1990-91 | Siena | 25-10 | .714 | | ||
+ | | 1991-92 | Siena | 19-10 | .655 | | ||
+ | | 1992-93 | Siena | 16-13 | .552 | | ||
+ | | 1993-94 | Siena | 25-8 | .758 | | ||
+ | | [[1994|1994-95]] | Marquette | 21-12 | .636 | | ||
+ | | [[1995|1995-96]] | Marquette | 23-8 | .742 | | ||
+ | | [[1996|1996-97]] | Marquette | 22-9 | .710 | | ||
+ | | [[1997|1997-98]] | Marquette | 20-11 | .645 | | ||
+ | | [[1998|1998-99]] | Marquette | 14-15 | .451 | | ||
+ | | 5 Seasons|Marquette | 100-55|.645| | ||
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+ | * During the 1997 NCAA Tournament loss to Providence, Deane was reprimanded by the NCAA for misconduct as he drew two technicals and, instead of leaving the floor, continued to berate the officials. | ||
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+ | ===== Recruiting ===== | ||
+ | In five seasons at Marquette, Mike Deane recruited: | ||
+ | *Two 1,000 point scorers | ||
+ | *One 500+ rebounder | ||
+ | *Marquette' | ||
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