Mike Jarvis

Teams coached: Boston University Terriers, George Washington Colonials, St. John’s Red Storm, Florida Atlantic Owls
Boston University record: 101-51 (.664)
George Washington record: 152-90 (.628)
St. John’s record: 66-60 (.524) **
Florida Atlantic record: 76-112 (.404)
Overall record: 395-313 (.558) **

Michael D. Jarvis
Born April 12, 1945
Hometown: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Alma Mater: Northeastern University (BA, 1968)
Played for the Northeastern Huskies under head coach Dick Dukeshire; also played on the school’s baseball team
Stayed at Northeastern after graduating as an assistant coach to Dukeshire for three seasons and then one each under Jim Bowman and Jim Calhoun
Spent four years as an assistant to Tom Sanders at Harvard before returning to his alma mater, Cambridge Rindge and Latin HS
- Was at Rindge for seven seasons, coaching the likes of Patrick Ewing, Karl Hobbs and Rumeal Robinson during his tenure
Returned to the college ranks in 1985; spent five seasons at Boston University and eight at George Washington
- Went to six NCAA Tournaments and four NITs during his time with those two programs
Spent six seasons as head coach at St. John’s, going to the 1999 NCAA Elite Eight and winning the 2000 Big East Tournament
- Jarvis’ time at SJU ultimately ended in a resignation amidst a pay-for-play scandal that resulted in 45 wins, one NCAA Tournament appearance and the 2003 NIT title being vacated by the NCAA
Worked in the media for several years, as a college basketball analyst at ESPN and then with Yahoo! Sports
Became the head coach at Florida Atlantic in 2008 and held that position for six years
- Only finished above .500 once, in 2010-11 when the Owls won the Sun Belt and went to the NIT

** Listed accomplishments for this coach do not include wins or appearances later vacated by the NCAA