On a quiet day in 2024, Dana Altman announced his retirement from coaching, ending a 16‑season tenure that saw him become the winningest coach in Oregon men’s basketball history.
Altman leaves the Ducks with 382 victories, a record that eclipses every other coach in the program’s history. He also guided the team to nine NCAA tournament appearances, a milestone that has helped raise the profile of Oregon basketball on the national stage.
During his time at Oregon, Altman built a reputation for disciplined play and player development. His teams consistently competed at the highest level of college basketball, earning respect from players, fans, and rivals alike.
The Ducks’ coaching staff and the university have praised Altman’s contributions, noting his impact on the program’s culture and the success of his former players in professional leagues.
Altman’s retirement marks the end of an era for Oregon basketball, but his legacy of wins and tournament appearances will continue to influence the program for years to come.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>