The 2020–21 NCAA Division I men's basketball season began on November 25, 2020, and concluded on March 14, 2021. The 2021 NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament culminated the season and began on March 18 and concluded on April 5.
November 15 – The UT Martin Skyhawks announced that head coach Anthony Stewart, who had been set to start his fifth season with the Skyhawks, had died earlier that day. No cause of death was given at the time.[2]
January 18 – When the AP poll's Week 9 top 25 rankings were released, it was the first time since December 18, 1961, that neither Duke, Kentucky, nor North Carolina were included on the list.[3] In 1961, the poll was only composed of the top 10 teams.[3]
February 7 – The UTRGV Vaqueros announce the death of fifth-year head coach Lew Hill from coronavirus.[4] Longtime assistant Jai Steadman was named interim head coach four days later.[5]
February 9 – For the first time since an 0–2 start to the 1999–2000 season, the Duke men's basketball team fell below .500 after an 89–93 loss to Notre Dame.[6]
March 23 – Just three days after playing in the NCAA tournament, Grand Canyon senior Oscar Frayer died in a car crash, along with his sister and one other person.[7]
COVID-19 pandemic-related
October 14 – The NCAA announced that all student-athletes in winter sports during the 2020–21 school year, including men's and women's basketball, would receive an extra year of athletic eligibility, whether or not they or their teams play during that school year.[8]
October 27 – Bethune–Cookman, which had previously canceled its 2020 fall sports due to COVID-19 concerns, announced that none of its other teams, including men's and women's basketball, would play in the 2020–21 school year.[9]
November 12 – The Ivy League became the first conference to cancel all winter sports for the 2020–21 season, including men's and women's basketball, due to COVID-19 concerns.[10][11]
November 19 – Maryland Eastern Shore became the second MEAC program to opt out of the 2020–21 men's and women's basketball seasons due to COVID-19 concerns.[12]
December 23 – Chicago State ended its 2020–21 season after an 0–9 start marked by many COVID-19-related issues. Head coach Lance Irvin opted out before the season started due to concerns over the disease; the Cougars played one game with only six available players and another with only seven; the team's final game before suspending its season was canceled due to a lack of players.[13]
February 9 – Howard ended its 2020–21 season after a 1–4 start of an abundance of caution due to the health and safety concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic.[14]
February 13 – Maine decided to conclude their 2020–21 season due to challenges related to COVID-19 after not being cleared to practice or play a game since January 17.[16]
February 23 – Charleston Southern ended its 2020–21 season after a 3–18 start, citing player concerns over COVID-19.[17]
February 26 – Jacksonville ended its 2020–21 season after an 11–13 start, citing player concerns over COVID-19.
March 2 – Holy Cross ended its 2020–21 season after a 5–11 start, citing player concerns over COVID-19.[18]
November 30 – Kansas took sole possession of the record for most consecutive weeks ranked in the AP poll. The Jayhawks' 222nd straight appearance surpassed UCLA's 221 from 1966 to 1980.[26] The Jayhawks' streak ended at 231 when they dropped out of the poll released on February 8.[27]
December 1 – UC Riverside head coach Mike Magpayo became the first head coach of Asian or Filipino descent to coach and won a Division I game in their 57–42 victory over Washington. Magpayo had missed the Highlanders' season opener on November 25 against Pacific due to his child's birth.[28]
February 21 – Iowa center Luka Garza scored 23 points in a win against Penn State to become the school's all-time leading scorer, breaking a 32-year-old record previously held by Roy Marble (2,116 points).[29]
Conference membership changes
Ten schools joined a new conference for the 2020–21 season with four schools leaving Division II for Division I.
This was intended to be Idaho's final season at the Kibbie Dome, a facility also home to Idaho football, with its basketball configuration known as Cowan Spectrum. When Idaho moved its 2020 football season to spring 2021, it displaced the men's and women's basketball teams, forcing them to use Memorial Gymnasium. The latter facility had been home to both basketball teams before the Kibbie Dome opened in 1976, and remained a part-time home for both. The school plans to open the new Idaho Central Credit Union Arena for the 2021–22 season. The Dome will remain in use for football and several other sports.
No. 9 Ohio State defeated No. 4 Michigan, 68–67 (2021 Big Ten men's basketball tournament, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)
March 14
No. 3 Illinois defeated No. 9 Ohio State, 91–88 OT (2021 Big Ten men's basketball tournament, Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis)
Regular season
Early season tournaments
The Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in Nassau, Bahamas was cancelled due to logistical issues associated with COVID-19. A new tournament known as the Crossover Classic is scheduled to be held at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and had invited almost all of the teams that had originally planned to compete in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament (although five teams would later drop out).[38][39]
On October 26, 2020, ESPN Events cancelled 10 early-season tournaments that it organizes. It had planned to hold them at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando within a protected "bubble" (the same site had recently hosted the remainder of the 2019–20 NBA season under similar circumstances), but The Athletic reported that there had been disagreements over health and COVID-19 testing protocols that had been mandated by ESPN Events (in accordance with recommendations by the CDC), which were stricter than those being adopted by conferences.[40][41]
Upsets
Teams listed in bold type won "true road games", defined as games held at an opponent's regular home court (including regularly used alternate homes).
In addition to the above listed upsets in which an unranked team defeated a ranked team, there were eleven non-Division I teams to defeat a Division I team this season. Bold type indicates winning teams in "true road games"—i.e., those played on an opponent's home court (including secondary homes).
For this list, an "upset" is defined as a win by a team seeded 7 or more spots below its defeated opponent. This is more restrictive than the NCAA's official definition, in which a difference of 5 seed lines is sufficient to declare an "upset".[89]
Note: The MAAC has ordered standings based on league wins, not winning percentage, since all teams did not reach 20 conference games played. These standings were also used for seeding purposes in the 2021 MAAC tournament.[94][95]
Elite 90 Award (top GPA among upperclass players at Final Four): Russell Stong, UCLA
Perry Wallace Most Courageous Award: This award was not presented to a Division I basketball figure. The award went to the men's basketball team of NAIABluefield College, which decided to kneel during the pregame playing of the national anthem on February 8, 2021, in defiance of orders from the college's president.[114]
Coaching changes
Fifty-six teams changed coaches during the season and after it ended. Two schools changed coaches between their first practice and first game of the season. One coach resigned and one died.
Golding left Abilene Christian on April 13, 2021, after ten seasons for the head coaching position at UTEP.[115] In his ten seasons as head coach, Golding led his alma mater to their first two Division I NCAA tournament appearances in school history. Associate head coach Tanner was promoted by the Wildcats to fill the vacancy the next day.[116]
Brown and Albany mutually agreed to part ways on March 1, 2021, after 20 seasons. Brown led the Great Danes to a 315–295 overall record and five America East tournament championships during his tenure.[117] Dwayne Killings, previously an assistant coach at Marquette, was hired to replace Brown on March 15.[118]
Arizona parted ways with Miller on April 7, 2021, after 12 seasons. Despite his 302–109 record at UA, Miller was linked to alleged violations of NCAA rules stemming from a 2017 federal investigation into corruption in college basketball.[119] Gonzaga associate head coach Tommy Lloyd, who had previously been the designated successor to Gonzaga head coach Mark Few, was hired as the Wildcats next head coach on April 14.[120]
Ivory resigned from UAPB on April 6, 2021, after 13 seasons and a 140–269 overall record.[121] The Golden Lions hired Oral Roberts assistant Bozeman on June 11.[122]
Figger left Austin Peay on March 29, 2021, after four seasons for the UTRGV head coaching job.[123] On April 2, the Governors named Duke associate head coach Nate James as their new head coach.[124]
Ridder left BCU on March 30, 2021, after three seasons for the head coaching job at UT Martin.[125] On July 3, ESPN reported that BCU had hired former NBA star Theus, also with head coaching experience with the Sacramento Kings, New Mexico State, and Cal State Northridge, in the dual role of head coach and athletic director; BCU's official announcement came on July 7.[126][127]
Binghamton fired Dempsey on March 1, 2021, after nine seasons, in which the Bearcats went 72–194 overall and never finished higher than 6th place in the America East. Assistant coach Sanders was named the interim head coach of the team for the 2021–22 season.[128] On February 17, 2022, Sanders had the interim tag removed and was named permanent head coach of the team.[129]
Christian was fired on February 15, 2021, after 6½ seasons at Boston College, in which the Eagles were 78–132 overall, including a 3–13 overall record and a 1–9 record in ACC play this season at the time of Christian's dismissal. Assistant coach Spinelli was named interim head coach for the rest of the season.[130] On March 15, Charleston head coach Earl Grant was hired as BC's new coach.[131]
Gottfried, who had completed his 3rd season at CSUN, was placed on paid administrative leave by the university, along with his coaching staff, on April 29, 2021, pending an investigation of rule violations within the program.[132] Johnson, who had been serving as the Deputy Analyst and Player Development Director at UC Berkeley for the past 2 years, was named interim head coach of the Matadors for the 2021–22 season on July 22.[133] On March 17, CSUN removed the interim tag from Johnson and named him head coach.[134]
Marshall announced his resignation on March 5, 2021, after five seasons and a 43–103 overall record at Central Connecticut.[135] Fairfield assistant coach and CCSU alum Sellers was hired by the Blue Devils on May 10.[136]
Central Michigan parted ways with Davis on April 5, 2021, after nine seasons and a 142–143 overall record.[137] Kentucky assistant Tony Barbee, formerly the head coach at UTEP and Auburn, was hired by the Chippewas on April 23.[138]
Irvin and Chicago State mutually agreed to part ways on July 1, 2021, after three seasons and a 7–63 overall record.[139] Samford assistant Gillion was hired by the Cougars on July 19.[140]
Cincinnati fired Brannen after two seasons on April 9, 2021, following an internal review of unspecified allegations related to Brannen and the program. The investigation was triggered after six players entered the NCAA transfer portal within three days of the Bearcats' final game of the season.[141] The Bearcats hired UNC Greensboro head coach Wes Miller as his replacement on April 14.[142]
Grant left Charleston on March 15, 2021, after seven seasons for the Boston College head coaching job.[131] The Cougars stayed in-state for their next hire, naming Winthrop head coach Kelsey for the position on March 25.[143]
Delaware State parted ways with Skeeters on April 1, 2021, after three seasons and a 15–67 overall record.[144] Stan Waterman, head coach of Sanford School for the past 30 years, was hired by the Hornets on June 3.[145]
Denver parted ways with Billups on March 1, 2021, after five seasons and a 48–94 overall record.[146] Stanford associate head coach Wulbrun was hired by the Pioneers as their new coach on March 29.[147]
DePaul fired Leitao on March 15, 2021, after six seasons of his second stint as Blue Demons head coach (he had previously held that position from 2002 to 2005), following five straight seasons in which the Blue Demons finished last in the Big East.[148] On April 6, the Blue Demons hired Oregon assistant Stubblefield as their next head coach.[149]
Shay resigned from ETSU on March 30, 2021, almost 11 months after he was promoted to head coach of the team.[150] On April 5, the Buccaneers hired Tennessee assistant coach Desmond Oliver as their next head coach.[151]
Eastern Illinois did not renew Spoonhour's contract on March 4, 2021, ending his nine-year tenure at the school with a 119–157 record.[152] On March 31, the Panthers hired Clemson assistant coach and former Evansville head coach Marty Simmons as Spoonhour's replacement.[153]
Eastern Michigan parted ways with Murphy on March 17, 2021, after ten seasons and a 166–155 record.[154] On April 12, the Eagles announced the hire of former Arkansas and South Florida coach and EMU alumnus Stan Heath as their next head coach.[155]
On March 22, 2021, it was confirmed that Legans would leave Eastern Washington after four seasons for the head coaching job at Portland.[156] On March 25, the Eagles announced that associate head coach Riley would be elevated to the head position.[157]
Neubauer was fired on January 26, 2021, after 5½ seasons at Fordham, in which the Rams went 61–104 overall, including a 1–7 start to the season. Assistant coach DePaoli was named interim head coach for the remainder of the season.[158] On March 30, the school named Villanova assistant coach Kyle Neptune its new head coach.[159]
George Mason dismissed Paulsen after six seasons on March 16, 2021. He finished with an overall record of 95–91 (46–54 in A-10 play) at the school.[160] On March 23, the Patriots hired former Tennessee assistant Kim English as their next head coach.[161]
On March 19, 2021, Hofstra announced that Mihalich will transition into a new role as special advisor to the director of athletics. Mihalich spent seven seasons with a 141–92 overall record with the program, but missed the entire 2020–21 season due to an unspecified medical issue.[162] Assistant coach and former Pride star player Claxton was promoted to the head coaching position on April 7.[163]
Indiana fired Miller on March 15, 2021, after four seasons with a 67–56 record and no NCAA tournament appearances.[164] On March 28, New York Knicks assistant and former NBA head coach Mike Woodson, an Indiana alum, was hired as the Hoosiers next head coach, signing a six-year deal.[165]
Lansing's 11-year tenure at Indiana State ended on March 8, 2021, after his contract was not renewed, leaving with a 181–164 overall record.[166] On March 17, the Sycamores went to Division II for their new coach, hiring Lincoln Memorial head coach Josh Schertz.[167]
Iowa State and Prohm mutually agreed to part ways on March 15, 2021, after six seasons and a 97–95 overall record, including a 2–22 overall record and winless record in conference play this season.[168] Iowa State hired Otzelberger, a former Cyclone assistant coach, from UNLV on March 18, 2021.[169]
Jacksonville fired Jasick on March 8, 2021, after seven seasons and a 95–123 overall record.[170] Florida assistant coach Mincy was hired as the Dolphins' new head coach on March 25.[171]
Lamar parted ways with Price on March 21, 2021, after seven seasons and a 112–113 record.[172] On April 1, Lamar announced the hiring of former Cardinal player and current Houston associate head coach Brooks as head coach.[173]
On April 3, 2021, Moser left Loyola–Chicago after ten seasons to accept the head coaching job at Oklahoma.[174] The Ramblers promoted assistant coach Valentine to head coach that same day.[175]
Marquette fired Wojciehowski on March 19, 2021, after seven seasons and a 128–95 overall record.[176] The Golden Eagles hired Texas head coach Shaka Smart to the same position on March 26.[177]
Schroyer stepped down from his head coaching position on March 11, 2021, after three seasons to become the full-time athletic director of McNeese State, having initially served as the interim AD since June 2020. Associate head coach Aiken was promoted to head coach of the Cowboys effective immediately.[178]
Minnesota fired Pitino on March 15, 2021, after eight seasons. Despite two NCAA tournament appearances, along with an NIT championship, the Golden Gophers were 141–123 overall and 54–96 in conference play during his tenure.[179] On March 22, the school hired Xavier assistant coach and Minnesota alum Ben Johnson as its new head coach.[180]
New Mexico announced on February 26, 2021, that Weir and the school had mutually agreed to part ways at the end of the season. At the time of the announcement, the Lobos were 6–14 overall and 2–14 in conference play this season, and were 58–61 during Weir's four-year tenure.[181] On March 16, the school hired Richard Pitino, who had been fired from Minnesota less than 24 hours earlier, as its new head coach.[182]
On April 1, 2021, Williams announced his retirement after 33 seasons as head coach, the last 18 seasons spent at North Carolina, where the Tar Heels went 485–163 with a trip to five Final Fours and three national championships in 2005, 2009, and 2017.[183] On April 5, UNC assistant coach and former star player Hubert Davis was promoted to head coach, making him the first African-American head coach of the program.[184]
Montgomery was fired on January 3, 2021, after 9½ years at Northern Illinois, in which the Huskies went 124–170 overall, including a 1–7 start to the season. Assistant coach Chapman was named interim head coach for the rest of the season.[185] Arizona State assistant coach Burno was hired as NIU's new head coach on March 6.[186]
On March 25, 2021, Kruger announced his retirement after 36 seasons as head coach, the last ten seasons spent at Oklahoma, where the Sooners went 195–128 with a trip to the Final Four in 2016.[187] On April 3, the Sooners hired Loyola–Chicago coach Moser as their next head coach.[174]
After a 43–103 overall record in 4½ seasons, including a 6–11 overall record and 0–8 conference record to start the season, Portland fired Porter on February 5, 2021. Assistant coach Johnson served as the Pilots' interim head coach for the rest of the season.[189] On March 22, it was confirmed that Portland would hire Eastern Washington head coach Legans to the head coaching position.[156]
Peery left Portland State on April 6, 2021, after four seasons to become associate head coach at Texas Tech.[190] The Vikings promoted associate head coach Coburn to the head coaching position on April 16.[191]
Jones left Radford on April 19, 2021, after ten seasons for the head coaching job at UNC Greensboro.[192] Florida assistant coach Nichols was hired by the Highlanders on April 21.[193]
San Jose State fired Prioleau on March 12, 2021, after four seasons and a 20–93 overall record.[194] The Spartans announced the hire of former North Dakota State, Colorado State, and Nebraska head coach Miles as their next head coach on April 6.[195]
SC State parted ways with Garvin on March 15, 2021, after nine seasons and an 82–168 overall record.[196] The Bulldogs named Memphis assistant coach Madlock as their new head coach on March 25.[197]
Smart left Texas on March 26, 2021, after six seasons to accept the head coaching job at Marquette.[177] The Longhorns announced on April 1 that Texas Tech head coach and Texas alumnus Beard had accepted the head coaching position.[198]
The 61-year-old Wilson announced his retirement from coaching on March 24, 2021, after 28 seasons overall as head coach, with the last 11 at A&M–CC.[199] Purdue assistant coach Lutz was hired by the Islanders' as his replacement on April 6.[200]
Beard left Texas Tech on April 1, 2021, after five seasons to accept the head coaching job at Texas.[198] The Red Raiders elevated top assistant Adams to head coach on April 5.[201]
Odom left UMBC on April 5, 2021, after five seasons for the Utah State head coaching position.[202] On April 12, UMBC announced the hire of former Penn State interim coach Ferry as its next head coach.[203]
Miller left UNCG after ten seasons to accept the head coaching position at Cincinnati on April 14, 2021.[142] The Spartans hired Radford head coach Mike Jones on April 19.[192]
Otzelberger left UNLV on March 18, 2021, after two seasons for the Iowa State head coaching job.[169] On March 21, the Runnin' Rebels announced that current assistant coach Kruger will be promoted to the head coaching position.[204]
Ogden left UT Arlington on April 1, 2021, after three seasons to accept an assistant coaching position on Chris Beard's staff at his alma mater Texas.[205] The Mavericks promoted longtime assistant coach Greg Young to the head coaching position on April 6.[206]
Terry left UTEP on April 6, 2021, after three seasons to accept an assistant coaching position on Chris Beard's staff at Texas.[207] The Miners announced the hiring of Abilene Christian head coach Golding as its next head coach on April 13.[115]
UT Martin announced Stewart's sudden death on November 15, 2020. The 50-year-old was set to start his fifth season as head coach of the Skyhawks, having amassed a 51–73 record during his tenure at the school.[2] Two days later, assistant coach Robinson, who was hired by the team in September, was named interim head coach for the 2020–21 season.[208] After Robinson was not retained at the end of the season, the school hired Bethune–Cookman head coach Ryan Ridder as its new coach on March 30.[125]
Hill died on February 7, 2021.[209] The 55-year-old was in his fifth season as head coach at Texas–Rio Grande Valley, amassing a record of 67–75 during his tenure at the school and had been preparing to step down after the season due to ongoing medical issues, including a bout with COVID. Four days after Hill's death, assistant coach Steadman was named interim head coach of the Vaqueros for the rest of the season.[210] After the season ended, the school hired Austin Peay head coach Figger on March 29.[123]
Utah fired Krystowiak on March 16, 2021, after ten seasons with an overall record of 183–139.[211] The Utes hired Craig Smith from cross-state rival Utah State as their next head coach on March 27.[212]
Smith left Utah State after three seasons to take the head coaching position at cross-state rival Utah on March 27, 2021.[212] The Aggies announced the hire of UMBC head coach Odom as their next head coach on April 5.[202]
Prosser left Western Carolina on April 2, 2021, after three seasons for the head coaching position at Winthrop.[213] Ironically enough, the Catamounts hired Justin Gray, a former Winthrop assistant coach who had followed Pat Kelsey to the College of Charleston, on April 13.[214]
Marshall, the program's winningest head coach with 331 wins, resigned from Wichita State on November 17, 2020, after 13 seasons following an investigation into reports of physical and verbal abuse of players. Assistant coach Brown was initially named the interim head coach of the Shockers for the 2020–21 season,[215] and had the interim tag removed and was officially named the new head coach on February 26, 2021.[216]
Kelsey left Winthrop on March 25, 2021, after nine seasons for the head coaching position at Charleston.[143] On April 2, Winthrop announced the hiring of former Eagle assistant coach Prosser from Western Carolina as their next head coach.[213]
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У Вікіпедії є статті про інших людей із прізвищем Підгорний.Підгорний Анатолій МиколайовичНародився5 квітня 1932(1932-04-05)Андрушівка, Житомирська областьПомер24 січня 1996(1996-01-24) (63 роки)Київ, УкраїнаПохованняМіське кладовище № 2Країна УкраїнаДіяльністьнауковецьAlma materХаркі…