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John Affleck

b. 2000

College sports coach

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Born 2000. John Affleck is a basketball coach.

John A. Affleck is an American former college sports coach. He coached baseball, men's basketball, and men's golf at Binghamton University, in addition to serving as an instructor and administrator. Under him, Binghamton's men's golf program qualified for nine NCAA Tournaments, including one in Division I. He is the only professor of physical education in the State University of New York (SUNY) system to have received the Chancellor's Award for Teaching.

Coaching career

Baseball Affleck began his coaching career as the head coach of Harpur College's baseball program. (Harpur became part of the State University of New York system at the start of the 1965–1966 academic year, and was renamed State University of New York at Binghamton, as a result.) Affleck coached the school's baseball program for nine seasons (1964–1972) and had an overall record of 46-56-1. SUNY Binghamton had its first 10-win season under Affleck when it went 10-6 in 1971.

Men's basketball At the start of the 1972–1973 academic year, Affleck left the baseball program to become the head coach of SUNY Binghamton's men's basketball program. He was the program's head coach for 11 seasons (1972–1973 to 1982–1983). His career record was 100-158. His teams finished with a winning percentage above .500 in only three of his eleven seasons, and they never finished better than .500 in SUNYAC play. After being fired, he released a statement partially published in the Press and Sun-Bulletin calling his treatment by SUNY director of athletics and physical education Nell Jackson "improper." In seven NCAA Division III tournament appearances (1992–1998), Binghamton's highest finish was fourth place in 1993. The Bearcats also appeared in one Division II and one Division I tournament, as Binghamton's athletic program moved to higher divisions of the NCAA. In the 1999 NCAA Division II Northern Regional, Binghamton finished 11th out of 15 teams. In the 2003 NCAA Division I East Regional, Binghamton finished 22nd out of 27 teams.

Affleck received individual recognition for his golf coaching career. He was named District Coach of the Year six times and the America East Conference Coach of the Year in 2003.

Head coaching record

Men's basketball The following is a table of Affleck's yearly records as an NCAA head men's basketball coach.

Baseball The following is a table of Affleck's yearly records as an NCAA head baseball coach.

Hall of fame inductions Affleck was inducted into the Binghamton University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2003.

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Important facts

Born
2000
Birth century
Occupation
Education
University of Michigan, Taylor University
Employers
Binghamton University

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped John Affleck's

Frequently asked questions

Who is John Affleck?

College sports coach

When was John Affleck born?

John Affleck was born in 2000.

What is John Affleck's occupation?

John Affleck is a basketball coach.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: John Affleck

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