Kennesaw State men's basketball head coach Antoine Pettway has signed a two-year contract extension, keeping him with the team through the 2031-32 season. This decision comes after a record-setting season where Pettway led the Owls to their first Conference USA championship and NCAA tournament appearance. President Kathy S. Schwaig praised his commitment to excellence and the positive impact he has had on the program. Pettway's leadership is highlighted by his achievements in recruiting and developing talent over his three seasons, resulting in significant milestones for the program.

By the Numbers
  • Pettway has led KSU to three of the top four win totals in school history, finishing with a record of 21-14 this season.
  • He achieved a 55-44 overall record, the highest career winning percentage in KSU history at .556.
State of Play
  • Pettway is the first coach in KSU's Division I history to lead the team to consecutive winning seasons.
  • The Owls recently secured their first-ever Quad 1 victory and their first win over a ranked opponent while reaching the NCAA tournament.
What's Next

Pettway is expected to continue building on the program's recent success by further enhancing recruitment efforts and developing young talent. The team's upcoming seasons will focus on sustaining winning performance and possibly improving their standing in the national arena.

Bottom Line

Pettway's contract extension signifies confidence in his coaching abilities, the program's future, and the potential for continued success in NCAA basketball. Maintaining strong recruitment and player development will be key to Kennesaw State's trajectory in the coming years.