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College Coaches Ranked by playing career

Wonder where Manning would be if this was a basketball ranking.
 
He and Chris Mullin would be neck and neck for top of the list in playing career and bottom of the list in coaching career.
 
This list from two years ago ranked the NCAA tourney head coaches by their playing career as well.

1. Manning
2. Johnny Dawkins
3. Kevin Ollie
4. Fred Hoiberg
5. Steve Alford
6. Tony Bennett

Redoing the list for 2016 and including all D-1 coaches drops out Hoiberg, but you'd add in Bobby Hurley, Mark Price, and Dan Marjerle (coaches Grand Canyon in the WAC).
 
This list from two years ago ranked the NCAA tourney head coaches by their playing career as well.

1. Manning
2. Johnny Dawkins
3. Kevin Ollie
4. Fred Hoiberg
5. Steve Alford
6. Tony Bennett

Redoing the list for 2016 and including all D-1 coaches drops out Hoiberg, but you'd add in Bobby Hurley, Mark Price, and Dan Marjerle (coaches Grand Canyon in the WAC).

He is a million years old, but Larry Brown has to be high on the list of NCAA hoop coaches based upon playing career.

Brown was a two year all-ACC at UNC.

Gold medalist on the 1964 US Olympic Team

All-ABA player for half dozen ABA teams

Retired as the all-time ABA assist leader.

Avery Johnson should be on the list too. 16 year NBA career, two NBA Championships.
 
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He and Chris Mullin would be neck and neck for top of the list in playing career and bottom of the list in coaching career.

CM would be right up there, getting a Final Four, 1984 amateur Olympic gold medal to go along with his Dream Team gold medal in 1992. And an NBA final as a reserve with the Pacers in 2000.
 
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