John Kellison

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John S. Kellison was the head coach for the William & Mary Tribe men's basketball team from 1929-1934, and then again from 1937-1939.^[1] During his first stint as coach, William & mary had not yet joined any athletic conference, thus his overall record was 59-30. In 1936 the Tribe became a member school of the Southern Conference, so Kellison's second tenure saw him lead W&M to a 4-17 conference record (11-22 overall). For his cumulative coaching career record, Kellison finished at 4-17 in conference and 70-33 overall. His 67.9% winning percentage is second all-time to Bernard E. Wilson for William & Mary coaches with at least 100 games coached.^[1]

Kellison was also the head coach for the William & Mary football team from 1931-1934, compiling a 21-17-2 record.^[2]

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The College of William & Mary

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