NC State Athletic Hall of Fame
Everett Case
- Induction:
- 2012
Awards
- Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (1982)
- College Basketball Hall of Fame (2009)
- North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame (1964)
- Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame
- Six Southern Conference championships
- Four ACC Championships
- Three-time ACC Coach of the Year (1954, `56, `58)
Records
- All-time winningest coach in NC State men's basketball history (377-134)
- Won more conference championships (10) than all other coaches in school history combined
- Twice took NC State to the NCAA Tournament, three times to the NIT
- Took NC State to the 1950 Final Four
- Compiled a 726-75 record as a legendary Indiana high school coach
Team Awards
- 1950 Final Four
- 10 conference championships (six ACC, four Southern Conference)
- Seven Dixie Classic titles
- Five NCAA Tournament appearances (highest finish: third in 1950)
- Three National Invitation Tournament appearances
General Information
- Brought big-time college basketball to the South and was a master innovator in the sport
- Introduced the tradition of cutting down the nets after championships, national recruiting, pep bands and holiday tournaments to college basketball
- The trophy for the ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player is named in his honor
- His early success accelerated the completion of Reynolds Coliseum, which became known as "The House that Case Built"
- Won four Indiana High School state championships (1925, `29, `36, `39)
- Won nine conference championships in 10 years, a record that has not been matched by any Division I college basketball coach since
- Frankfort, Ind, gym named in his honor
- Born: June 21, 1900; Died: April 30, 1966
Beyond the Howl: The Art of Defending
Wednesday, October 15
S2E7 Pulse Of The Pack
Monday, October 13
S2E6 Pulse Of The Pack
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ACC Tipoff Q&A
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