Eric Reveno has been appointed as the new Men's Basketball Head Coaching Chair at Brown University, making him the 32nd coach in the program's history. His extensive coaching experience includes a successful tenure at Stanford, where he contributed to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances, and previous head coaching experience at the University of Portland and Georgia Tech. Reveno expressed enthusiasm in guiding the team towards Ivy League success while prioritizing student development. He aims to build a championship culture at Brown that balances academic and athletic achievements.

By the Numbers
  • Reveno's teams at Stanford reached seven NCAA Tournaments, including a Final Four appearance in 1998.
  • He was named WCC Coach of the Year in 2009 after leading Portland to a record-matching 21 victories.
State of Play
  • Reveno has a strong reputation for developing players and maintaining a 100% graduation rate during his prior coaching tenure.
  • He has made significant contributions to several programs, leading Georgia Tech to an NIT Championship and earning multiple ACC accolades.
What's Next

Reveno's immediate focus will be on recruiting and training players to position Brown as a competitive force in the Ivy League. His leadership style and emphasis on academic excellence will likely reshape the team's strategy moving forward.

Bottom Line

With Eric Reveno at the helm, Brown University basketball is poised for a transformative phase, blending athletic success with a commitment to academic integrity and personal growth among its student-athletes.