Eric Reveno, Stanford’s former Associate Head Coach, has been appointed as the new head basketball coach at Brown University. This move marks his return to head coaching after leading the Cardinal through a transformative period in college athletics. Reveno's impressive track record includes nine 20-win seasons and significant contributions to NCAA tournament appearances during his tenure at Stanford. He emphasized his gratitude for his time at Stanford and expressed excitement for his new role at Brown, aligning with his values of excellence in academics and athletics.

By the Numbers
  • Reveno coached Stanford to nine 20-win seasons and three 30-win seasons.
  • He achieved four postseason appearances during his 10 seasons at Portland, with a total of 140 victories.
State of Play
  • Reveno's appointment adds to a trend, as four of the eight Ivy League head coaches come from the Kyle Smith coaching tree.
  • The Cardinal recently had back-to-back 20-win seasons, showcasing the success of the program under Reveno's guidance.
What's Next

At Brown, Reveno is expected to immediately influence the program with his coaching energy and experience. He will strive to build a competitive basketball team while integrating the same academic excellence that he values. His transition into this role could lead to further recruitment and success in the Ivy League.

Bottom Line

Reveno’s hiring signals a new chapter for Brown Basketball, aiming for a blend of academic rigor and athletic competitiveness. His proven coaching pedigree can potentially elevate the program’s standing within the Ivy League and beyond, making this a significant move for the university.