Al Skinner

Teams coached: Rhode Island Rams, Boston College Eagles, Kennesaw State Owls
Current conference: Atlantic Sun Conference (A-Sun)
Rhode Island record: 138-126 (.523)
Boston College record: 247-165 (.600)
Kennesaw State record: 41-84 (.328)
Overall record: 426-375 (.532)

NCAA National Championships: 0
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 (1993, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009)
NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen: 1 (2006)
NCAA Tournament Final Four: 0
NIT Championships: 0
NIT Appearances: 3 (1992, 1996, 2003)
Atlantic Sun Regular Season Champion: 0
Big East Regular Season Champion: 3 (2001, 2003, 2005)
Atlantic Sun Tournament Champion: 0
Big East Tournament Champion: 1 (2001)

Albert Lee Skinner, Jr.
Born June 16, 1952
Hometown: Mount Vernon, New York
Alma Mater: University of Massachusetts (BA, 1974)
Played at UMass under head coach Jack Leaman; had his jersey number #30 retired in 2004
- Played alongside Rick Pitino, future NBA star Julius Erving and future AL Cy Young winner Mike Flanagan
- Spent six seasons playing professionally in the NBA/ABA with three different teams
First coaching job was as an assistant for Ron Petro at Marist
Was an assistant for two seasons at Rhode Island under Tom Penders before taking over as head coach in 1988
- Went to two NCAA Tournaments and two NITs during his nine-year tenure at URI
Hired as the head coach at Boston College in 1997, where he would stay for 13 seasons
- Won 247 games, went to seven NCAA Tournaments and won two Big East titles while at BC
Coached several future NBA players throughout his career, including Lamar Odom, Cuttino Mobley and Jared Dudley
Spent two years as a Bryant assistant to Tim O’Shea, one of his own former assistants, before being hired as head coach at Kennesaw State in 2015
- Skinner resigned from Kennesaw State after four seasons with the Owls, going 41-84 during that tenure
Along with his wife, Donna, has one daughter and one son