Dana Altman Steps Down as Oregon Ducks Head Basketball Coach After 16 Seasons
Dana Altman has retired as the head basketball coach for the University of Oregon after 16 seasons. During his tenure, he achieved a record of 382 wins, led the team to nine NCAA Tournament appearances including one Final Four, won…
Bend, OR, October 7, 2026 —
Dana Altman has retired from his position as the head men’s basketball coach at the University of Oregon, concluding a tenure that spanned 16 seasons. The announcement marks the end of a significant era for the Ducks’ basketball program.
During his 16 seasons leading the University of Oregon, Altman compiled a notable record of 382 wins. His leadership saw the Ducks make nine appearances in the NCAA Tournament, reaching the prestigious Final Four on one occasion.
The program also achieved considerable success under Altman, securing four league titles. In addition to conference championships, the team accumulated multiple conference tournament championships and individual coaching awards throughout his tenure. The summary notes that his time with the team also involved facing some controversies.
Altman’s departure concludes a lengthy period of consistency and achievement for the Oregon Ducks basketball program.
Story summarized from the original created by Wade Evanson on bendbulletin.com, see more information here.
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