Harry Rabenhorst

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Harry Rabenhorst (born April 30, 1898 - died March 1972) is the former head basketball and baseball coach at Louisiana State University. He won a mythical national championship in basketball in 1935 and led his 1953 team to the Final Four. He also served as Athletics director at LSU from 1967-1968.

Preceded by
H.E. Gob Wilson		 Louisiana State University Head Basketball Coach
1925-1942		 Succeeded by
Dale Morey
Preceded by
Dale Morey		 Louisiana State University Head Basketball Coach
1945-1957		 Succeeded by
Jess Fatherree
Preceded by
Mike Donahue		 Louisiana State University Head Baseball Coach
1927-1942		 Succeeded by
A.L. Swanson
Preceded by
A.L. Swanson		 Louisiana State University Head Baseball Coach
1946-1956		 Succeeded by
Ray Didier
Preceded by
Jim Corbett		 Louisiana State University Athletic Director
1967-1968		 Succeeded by
Carl Maddox


Wingard • Mayhew • Long • Stroud • R.E. Edmonds • Stroud • Bocock • Gomley • Ducote • Wilson • Rabenhorst • Morey • Fatheree • Swanson • Rabenhorst • McCreary • Truitt • Maravich • Brown • Brady

LSU Tigers Head Baseball Coaches
Young • Scott • Jeardeau • Cusachs • Piper • Boreland • Killian • Phillips • Wingard • Mayhew • Pender • Stroud • Bocock • Ducote • Donahue • Rabenhorst • Swanson • Rabenhorst • Didier • Waldrop • Smith • Lamabe • Bertman • Laval • Mainieri
LSU Athletic Directors
Cohen • Heard • Corbett • Rabenhorst • Maddox • Dietzel • Brodhead • Dean • Bertman
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