Tracy Dildy

Teams coached: Chicago State Cougars
Chicago State record: 55-200 (.216)
Overall record: 55-200 (.216)

Tracy Heath Dildy
Born November 26, 1966
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Alma Mater: University of Illinois at Chicago (BA, 1991)
Graduated from King High School in Chicago before heading off to San Diego State
- After two seasons, Dildy transferred back home to UIC where he played two years under head coach Bob Hallberg
- Inducted into the UIC Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995, the State of Illinois Basketball Hall of Fame in 1997 and Chicago Public League Hall of Fame in 1998
Spent one year as a student assistant while finishing his degree before becoming a full-time assistant at UIC under Hallberg
Throughout his career, Dildy has spent time as an assistant under Ray McCallum, Pat Kennedy, Cliff Ellis, Jeff Lebo, Mike Davis and Jimmy Collins
Became the head coach at Chicago State in 2010 after spending the last three years as an assistant at UIC, his second stint coaching at his alma mater
- In Summer 2016, Dildy was named the interim athletic director at Chicago State; Dildy also retained his position as head men’s basketball coach
- Fired in March 2018 after eight years as head coach of the Cougars, going just 55-200 during that stretch
Hired in Summer 2018 to join Mike Davis‘ first staff at Detroit Mercy as an assistant coach
- After four years at UDM, Dildy announced his retirement from coaching in August 2022