Charlie Spoonhour

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Charlie Spoonhour (born June 23, 1939) in Mulberry, Kansas is a retired basketball coach.

Spoonhour started his coaching career at Southwest Missouri State University, now Missouri State University, in 1983. He would lead the Bears to five NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship appearances. From there, he went to St. Louis University three tournament appearances. In 2003, he went to University of Nevada, Las Vegas.


Daggett • Buchanan • Briggs • Andrews • Briggs • Barnard • Holwerda • McDonald • Vanatta • Matthews • Thomas • Cleeland • Spoonhour • Bernsen • Alford • Hinson

Koegan • Fischer • O'Rourke • Savage • Hunter • Reget • Nylkos • Davidson • Sterret • Klenck • Duford • Flannigan • Hickey • Benington • Brehmer • Polk • Albrecht • Coleman • Ekker • Grawer • Spoonhour • Romar • Soderberg

Drakulich • Gregory • Todd • Bayer • Tarkanian • Grgurich • Massimino • Bayno • Spoonhour • Kruger

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