Reggie Minton

Teams coached: Dartmouth Big Green, Air Force Falcons
Dartmouth record: 11-15 (.423)
Air Force record: 150-296 (.336)
Overall record: 161-311 (.341)

William Reginald Minton
Born June 10, 1941
Hometown: Bridgeport, Connecticut
Alma Mater: University of Wooster (BS, 1963)
Played four seasons at Wooster (OH) then joined the US Air Force and was stationed at Lowry AFB in Denver
- Competed in the US Olympic Trials in 1964 and was chosen as an alternate (the team went on to win gold)
Started coaching in the Air Force, leading the base team at South Ruislip Air Station in the United Kingdom
Became an assistant coach for the Air Force Falcons in 1968 under longtime head coach Bob Spear
- Stayed on staff after Spear retired in 1971, working under Hank Egan for the next twelve seasons
Left AFA to become the head coach at Dartmouth in 1983, going 11-15 in his lone season there
Returned to Air Force to be the head coach in 1984, going 150-296 in 16 seasons at the helm
- Never reached the postseason and finished below .500 in all but one season
In 1993, Minton coached the United States to a gold medal at the World University Games
After leaving Air Force in 2000, he became the associate executive director of the NABC
- Named Deputy Executive Director in 2004 and remains in that role as of 2019
- He is chairman of the National College Basketball HOF selection committee, serves on the NIT selection committee and is a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball HOF Board of Trustees
Along with his wife, Evelyne, has two daughters and one son