Ralph Miller

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Ralph H. Miller (March 9, 1919 – May 15, 2001) was a college men's basketball coach. The Chanute, Kansas native coached at Wichita State University (1951-1964), University of Iowa (1964-1970) and Oregon State University (1970-1989), compiling a 657-382 (.632) overall record in 38 seasons combined. He was enshrined to the Basketball Hall of Fame as a coach on May 3, 1988.

Preceded by
?		 Wichita State Men's Head Basketball Coach
1951–1964		 Succeeded by
Gary Thompson
Preceded by
Sharm Scheuerman		 Iowa Men's Head Basketball Coach
1964–1970		 Succeeded by
Dick Schultz
Preceded by
Paul Valenti		 Oregon State Men's Head Basketball Coach
1970–1989		 Succeeded by
Jim Anderson


Patterson • Viggers • Trine • Heater • Angell • Reed • Stewart • May • Ray • Hargiss • Rutherford • Hager • Gill • Valenti • Miller • Anderson • Payne • McKay • John

Rule • Bailey • Rule • Griffith • Rule • Griffith • Kent • Bannick • Ashmore • Barry • Williams • Harrison • O'Connor • Williams • Schuerman • Miller • Schultz • Olson • Raveling • Davis • Alford

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