Fred Enke

Teams coached: Louisville Cardinals, Arizona Wildcats
Louisville record: 14-20 (.412)
Cardinals record: 509-324 (.611)
Overall record: 523-344 (.603)

NCAA National Championships: 0
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1 (1951)
NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen: 0
NIT Championships: 0
NIT Appearances: 3 (1946, 1950, 1951)
Border Regular Season Champion: 9 (1932, 1936, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1953)

1925-1961	Arizona
1923-1925	Louisville

Fred August Enke
Born July 12, 1897
Died November 2, 1985
Hometown: Rochester, Minnesota
Alma Mater: University of Minnesota (BA, 1921)
Played football and basketball at Minnesota, the latter under head coach Louis Cooke
Started his coaching career in football, serving as an assistant for one season at South Dakota State
Moved on to Louisville in 1923, where he coached the football, baseball and basketball teams
- Went 8-8-1 on the gridiron, 14-20 on the hardwood and 7-6 on the diamond
- Also served as athletic director from 1923-25
Arrived at Arizona in 1925, hired as head basketball coach and an assistant football coach
- Went 509-324 in 36 seasons at the helm of the basketball program
  - Won nine Border Conference titles, went to the NCAA Tournament in 1951 and three NITs
- Was head football coach for one year (3-5-1) but spent 35 years as an assistant
- Became the Wildcats’ head golf coach in 1935 and remained in that role for 32 years
  - Compiled an overall record of 209-101-13 with the golf program
- Stopped coaching basketball in 1961, football in 1962 and golf in 1967
- Has a street on campus (Enke Drive) named in his honor, as well as a golf course in Tuscon
His son, Fred, was a star QB at Arizona, later playing six seasons in the NFL