Casey Alexander

Casey Alexander (born June 8, 1972)

Current position: Head men’s basketball coach
Current team: Belmont Bruins
Current conference: Missouri Valley Conference (MVC)
Stetson record: 24-36 (.400)
Lipscomb record: 113-84 (.574)
Belmont record: 118-43 (.733)
Overall record: 255-163 (.610)

Career Accomplishments:

• NCAA National Championships:  0
• NCAA Tournament Appearances:  1  (2018)
• NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen:  0
• NIT Championships:  0  (Runner-up in 2019)
• NIT Appearances:  2  (2019, 2022)
• Missouri Valley Regular Season Champion:  0
• Ohio Valley Regular Season Champion:  2  (2020, 2021)
• ASUN Regular Season Champion:  1  (2019)
  
• Missouri Valley Tournament Champion:  0
• Ohio Valley Tournament Champion:  1  (2020)
• ASUN Tournament Champion:  1  (2018)

Awards:

• Skip Prosser Man of the Year:  1  (2018)
• ASUN Coach of the Year:  1  (2019)

Coaching Career (head coach, unless noted):

2019-present	Belmont
2013-2019	Lipscomb
2011-2013	Stetson
1995-2011	Belmont (asst)

Casey Alexander Facts

• Casey Alexander
• Born June 8, 1972
• Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee
• Alma Mater: Belmont University (BA, 1995) / Austin Peay State University (MA, 1996)
• After starring at Brentwood Academy (TN), Alexander played at Belmont under legendary head coach Rick Byrd
  • Inducted into the Belmont Athletic Hall of Fame in 2005
• Started his coaching career immediately, joining Byrd’s staff at Belmont as an assistant right after graduation
  • Was on the Belmont staff for sixteen seasons, including four conference titles and four trips to the NCAA Tournament
• Spent two seasons as the head coach at Stetson before he was hired in May 2013 to be the new head coach at Lipscomb
  • In his fourth season, the Bisons won 20 games and a year later won 23 en route to a ASUN Tournament title and the program’s first ever trip to the NCAA Tournament
  • Two years later, Alexander led the Bisons to a runner-up finish in the 2019 NIT
• Hired in April 2019 to return to Belmont and replace his mentor, Rick Byrd, following his retirement
  • Won a share of the OVC title and then won the OVC Tournament to earn a bid to the 2020 NCAA Tournament
  • In his second season, Alexander led the Bruins to an outright OVC title but were defeated in the OVC Tournament final

Casey Alexander Coaching Tree

• Mick Hedgepeth (Berry College)