Tony Stubblefield (born March 28, 1970)

Current position: Head men’s basketball coach
Current team: DePaul Blue Demons
Current conference: Big East Conference
New Mexico State record: 2-12 (.143)
DePaul record: 25-39 (.391)
Overall record: 27-51 (.346)

Career Accomplishments:

• NCAA National Championships:  0
• NCAA Tournament Appearances:  0
• NIT Championships:  0
• NIT Appearances:  0
• Big East Regular Season Champion:  0
• Big East Tournament Champion:  0

Coaching Career (head coach, unless noted):

2021-present	DePaul
2020-2021	Oregon (assoc. HC)
2010-2020	Oregon (asst)
2006-2010	Cincinnati (asst)
2005-2006	New Mexico State (asst)
2005	New Mexico State (interim HC)
2000-2005	New Mexico State (asst)
1996-2000	Texas-Arlington (asst)
1995-1996	UTSA (asst)
1993-1995	Omaha (student asst)

Tony Stubblefield Facts

• Tony Stubblefield
• Born March 28, 1970
• Hometown: Bloomfield, Colorado
• Alma Mater: University of Nebraska Omaha (BA, 1995)
• Born in Rantoul, IL, Stubblefield was an all-state player Broomfield HS in Colorado and originally played basketball at Clinton CC in Iowa
  • Transferred to Nebraska-Omaha in 1991 and later served as a team-captain during his senior season playing for Bob Hanson
  • Played alongside Chris Crutchfield at Omaha; both went into coaching and worked on the same staff several times in their careers
• Began his coaching career as a student assistant at Omaha, spending one season each working under Hanson and Tim Carter
• Followed Carter to UTSA in 1995 to be an assistant coach and then a year later joined Eddie McCarter‘s staff at Texas-Arlington
• Hired by Lou Henson at New Mexico State in 2005, serving as one of his assistants for four and a half seasons
  • Spent 14 games as interim head coach in 2005 during Henson’s medical leave, which eventually led to his retirement
  • Stayed at NMSU as an assistant under new head coach Reggie Theus for the 2005-06 season
• Joined Mick Cronin‘s staff at Cincinnati in 2006, working with the Bearcats for four seasons
• Arrived in Eugene in 2010, becoming a member of new Oregon head coach Dana Altman‘s first staff and staying there for eleven years
  • Elevated to associate head coach in 2020; during his tenure, Stubblefield was part of seven NCAA Tournaments (including five Sweet Sixteens and the Ducks’ 2017 Final Four run) and four Pac-12 regular season titles
• In April 2021, Stubblefield was announced as the new head coach of the DePaul Blue Demons in the Big East

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