Bob Marlin

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Bob Marlin
Sport(s)	Basketball
Current position
Title	Head coach
Team	Louisiana–Lafayette
Conference	Sun Belt
Record	43–51
Biographical details
Born	Tupelo, Mississippi
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1982–1983 1983–1989 1989–1990 1990–1995 1995–1998 1998–2010 2010–present	Northeast Louisiana (asst.) Houston Baptist (asst.) Marshall (asst.) Pensacola JC Alabama (asst.) Sam Houston State Louisiana–Lafayette
Head coaching record
Overall	278–182
Accomplishments and honors
Championships Southland Tournament Championship (2003, 2010) Southland Regular Season Championship (2000, 2003, 2010)
Awards Southland Coach of the Year (2000, 2003)

Bob Marlin is the current head men's basketball coach at University of Louisiana at Lafayette and the former head coach at Sam Houston State University.^[1] In 2003, he guided the Bearkats to their first NCAA Tournament appearance. In 2010 he guided the Bearkats back to the Tournament for only the second time.

Coaching record

Season	Team	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Sam Houston State Bearkats (Southland Conference) (1998–2010)
1998–1999	Sam Houston State	10–16	7–11	9th
1999–2000	Sam Houston State	22–7	15–3	1st
2000–2001	Sam Houston State	26–13	11–9	4th
2001–2002	Sam Houston State	14–14	9–11	7th
2002–2003	Sam Houston State	23–7	17–3	1st	NCAA First Round
2003–2004	Sam Houston State	13–15	8–8	5th
2004–2005	Sam Houston State	18–12	11–5	3rd
2005–2006	Sam Houston State	22–9	11–5	2nd
2006–2007	Sam Houston State	21–10	13–3	2nd
2007–2008	Sam Houston State	23–8	10–6	3rd
2008–2009	Sam Houston State	18–12	12–4	3rd
2009–2010	Sam Houston State	25–8	14–2	1st	NCAA First Round
Sam Houston State:		235–131	138–70
Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns (Sun Belt Conference) (2010–present)
2010–11	Louisiana–Lafayette	14–15	11–5	T–1st (West)
2011–12	Louisiana–Lafayette	16–16	10–6	3rd (West)	CIT First Round
2012–13	Louisiana–Lafayette	13–20	8–12	3rd (West)
2013–14	Louisiana–Lafayette	12–6	3–2
Louisiana–Lafayette:		55–57	32–25
Total:		290–188
National champion Conference regular season champion Conference tournament champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Conference division champion

References

↑ Bob Marlin Named Men's Hoops Coach. ragincajuns.com.

External links

Interview with Bob Marlin

Sam Houston State Bearkats men's basketball head coaches

E. A. Berry (1917–1919)
Paul Boynton (1919–1920)
John Ashcraft (1920–1922)
J. W. Jones (1922–1936)
Clyde White (1936–1938)
Puny Wilson (1938–1942)
No team (1942–1944)
Puny Wilson (1944–1945)
Jack Williams (1945–1956)
Bruce Craig (1956–1964)
Archie Porter (1964–1975)
Dennis Price (1975–1979)
Bob Derryberry (1979–1981)
Robert McPherson (1981–1986)
Steve Tucker (1986–1987)
Gary Moss (1987–1988)
Jeff Dittman # (1988–1989)
Larry Brown (1989–1991)
Jerry Hopkins (1991–1998)
Bob Marlin (1998–2010)
Jason Hooten (2010– )

Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

Louisiana–Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball head coaches

Clement J. McNaspy (1911–1916)
Unknown (1916–1917)
Information unavailable (1917–1919)
Unknown (1919–1921)
T. R. Mobley (1921–1925)
R. L. Browne (1925–1927)
Unknown (1927–1928)
E. J. Pickell (1928–1931)
J. C. Reinhardt (1931–1957)
Beryl Shipley (1957–1973)
No team—NCAA probation (1973–1975)
Jim Hatfield (1975–1978)
Bobby Paschal (1978–1986)
Marty Fletcher (1986–1997)
Jessie Evans (1997–2004)
Glynn Cyprien (2004)
Robert Lee (2004–2010)
Bob Marlin (2010– )

v t e Current men's basketball head coaches of the Sun Belt Conference

John Brady (Arkansas State) Steve Shields (Arkansas–Little Rock) Ron Hunter (Georgia State) Bob Marlin (Louisiana–Lafayette) Keith Richard (Louisiana–Monroe) Matthew Graves (South Alabama) Scott Cross (Texas–Arlington) Danny Kaspar (Texas State) Phil Cunningham (Troy) Ray Harper (WKU)

v t e Skip Prosser Man of the Year Award winners

2008: Brey 2009: Conroy 2010: Marlin 2011: Mack 2012: Patsos 2013: Mihalich

Persondata
Name	Marlin, Bob
Alternative names
Short description	American basketball player-coach
Date of birth
Place of birth	Tupelo, Mississippi
Date of death
Place of death

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