Eddie Biedenbach

Teams coached: Davidson Wildcats, UNC Asheville Bulldogs
Davidson record: 29-51 (.363)
UNC Asheville record: 256-258 (.498)
Overall record: 285-309 (.480)

Edward Joseph Biedenbach
Born August 12, 1945
Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Alma Mater: North Carolina State University (BA, 1968)
Played at Edgewood HS (PA) then played for Press Maravich and Norm Sloan at NC State
- Named first-team All-ACC twice and was drafted 45th overall in the 1968 NBA Draft, playing briefly for the Phoenix Suns
Started his coaching career in 1970, spending eight years as an assistant under Sloan at NC State
Spent three years as the head coach at Davidson, winning a SoCon title in his third season
Was on Hugh Durham‘s staff at Georgia for eight seasons; the Bulldogs reached the 1983 NCAA Final Four
Returned to his alma mater NC State in 1993, working under Les Robinson for three seasons
Hired as the head coach at UNC Asheville in 1996, where he would coach fo the next seventeen seasons
- Won 256 games, six Big South titles and three Big South Tournaments during that tenure
- Resigned from his post in April 2013 and spent one year as an assistant at UNC Wilmington under Buzz Peterson
  - Though he went from being a head coach to an assistant, Biedenbach actually got a pay raise, the opportunity to work for a friend in AD Jimmy Bass and to move closer to his daughters
  - Peterson, Biedenbach and staff were not retained following the season