Richard Lloyd

Teams coached: Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Rutgers record: 29-22 (.569)
Overall record: 29-22 (.569)

1971-1973	Rutgers
1965-1971	Rutgers (asst)

Richard “Dick” Lloyd
Born May 10, 1940
Alma Mater: Bloomsburg University (BA, 1962)
Played for Bill E. Foster at D-II Bloomsburg (PA), graduating in 1962 as one of the top ten scorers in program history
Got into coaching in 1965 when he was hired by Foster to be the freshman coach and a varsity assistant at Rutgers
- Worked under Foster for six seasons; among those he coached were his brother (and All-American) Bobby Lloyd and future Hall of Fame college coach Jim Valvano (whom he also coached alongside from 1967-69)
Elevated to head coach in 1971, going 29-22 in two seasons at the helm with one NIT appearance (1973)
Transitioned away from coaching in 1973, initially working as Staff Assistant in the Office of the Secretary for the University at Rutgers; spent ten years working as Director of Alumni Relations for 10 years
- Joined the Rutgers University Foundation in 1984 as Director of the Annual Fund, then served as Director of Corporate Relations
- Became Assistant Vice President of Alumni Relations in 2003, the same year he received the Rutgers Alumni Federation’s Meritorious Service Award
- Spent 23 seasons (1992-2015) in the booth as men’s basketball radio analyst, and also called Rutgers football games; retired in 2015
Inducted into the Bloomsburg Hall of Fame in 1984 and the Rutgers Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015