Bob Doak

Bob Doak
Playing career
Sport(s)	Football, basketball, baseball
Basketball
1905–1909	Guilford
Basketball
1906–1909	Guilford

Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Football
1916–1926	Guilford
Basketball
1910–1915	Elon
1915–1916	Duke
Baseball
1912–1915	Guilford
1916–1927	Elon

Administrative career (AD unless noted)
1912–1915	Elon
1916–1927	Guilford

Head coaching record
Overall	13–51–5 (football)

Robert "Bob" Doak was an American college football, basketball, and baseball head coach. His stops included Elon University, Duke University, and Guilford College. Doak also served as Elon's and Guilford's athletic director during his tenures at the school. He was succeeded by his brother, Chick Doak, as Duke's head basketball coach in 1916.^[1]

Head coaching record

Basketball

Season	Team	Overall
Elon Phoenix (Independent) (1911–1915)
1910–11	Elon	1–3
1911–12	Elon	1–8
1912–13	Elon	5–10
1913–14	Elon	8–9
1914–15	Elon	12–6
Elon:		27–36
Trinity Blue and White (Independent) (1915–1916)
1915–16	Trinity	9–11
Trinity:		9–11
Total:		36–47
National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion

References

↑ Roth, John (2006). The Encyclopedia of Duke Basketball. Duke University Press. p. 161. ISBN 978-0-822-33904-5.

Elon Phoenix men's basketball head coaches

Bob Doak (1910–1915)
Jack Johnson (1915–1920)
Frank Corboy (1920–1926)
William Jay (1926–1927)
Peahead Walker (1927–1937)
Horace Hendrickson (1937–1942)
No team (1942–1944)
Lacy Adcox (1944–1946)
Hap Perry (1946–1947)
Garland Causey (1947–1948)
Harold Pope (1948–1949)
Doc Mathis (1949–1959)
Bill Miller (1959–1979)
Bill Morningstar (1979–1986)
Bob Burton (1986–1993)
Mark Simons (1993–2003)
Ernie Nestor (2003–2009)
Matt Matheny (2009– )

Elon Phoenix head baseball coaches

Unknown (1900–1901)
No team (1902)
Unknown (1903–1906)
Ralph McLaurin (1907)
M. B. Morrow (1908)
Hoffman (1909)
L. L. Hobbs, Jr. (1910)
Bunn Hearne (1911)
Bob Doak (1912–1915)
Jack Johnson (1916–1920)
Frank Corboy (1921–1926)
Charlie Carroll (1927)
Peahead Walker (1928–1937)
Horace Hendrickson (1938–1941)
Joe Brunansky (1942)
No team (1943–1945)
Jet Pierce (1946)
Hap Perry (1947)
James Mallory (1948–1953)
Doc Mathis (1954–1956)
Jack Sanford (1957–1966)
Jerry Drake (1967–1974)
Bill Miller (1975)
Bobby Jones (1976)
Bob McBee (1977–1984)
Rick Jones (1985–1989)
Mike Hardin (1990–1993)
Billy Best (1994–1996)
Mike Kennedy (1997– )

Elon Phoenix athletic directors

S. A. Holleman (1898–1899)
Virgil Clayton Pritchett (1907–1911)
Bob Doak (1912–1915)
Jack Johnson (1916–1920)
Frank Corboy (1921–1926)
C. M. Cannon (1927)
Peahead Walker (1928–1937)
Horace Hendrickson (1937–1942)
Jet Pierce (1943–1944)
Lacy Adcox (1945)
Jet Pierce (1950–1953)
Scott Boyd (1954–1955)
Doc Mathis (1956)
Jack Sanford (1957–1967)
Dee Atkinson (1968–1969)
Shirley Wilson (1970–1977)
Melvin Shreves (1977–1979)
Alan White (1979–2006)
Dave Blank (2006– )

Duke Blue Devils men's basketball head coaches

Wilbur Wade Card (1905–1912)
Joseph Brinn (1912–1913)
Noble Clay (1913–1915)
Bob Doak (1915–1916)
Charles Doak (1916–1918)
Henry Cole (1918–1919)
Walter Rothensies (1919–1920)
Floyd J. Egan (1920–1921)
James A. Baldwin (1921–1922)
Jessie Burbage (1922–1924)
George Buchheit (1924–1928)
Eddie Cameron (1928–1942)
Gerry Gerard (1942–1950)
Harold Bradley (1950–1959)
Vic Bubas (1959–1969)
Bucky Waters (1969–1973)
Neill McGeachy (1973–1974)
Bill Foster (1974–1980)
Mike Krzyzewski (1980–1995)
Pete Gaudet # (1995)
Mike Krzyzewski (1995– )

Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

Guilford Quakers head football coaches

Walter Haviland (1893)
Unknown (1894–1895)
Augustine Blair (1896)
Joel Whitaker (1897)
Unknown (1898)
H. C. Petty (1899)
Unknown (1900–1915)
Bob Doak (1916–1926)
Pat Crawford (1927)
Norman Shepard (1928)
John Anderson (1929–1935)
Harry Hodges (1936)
Charles D. Smith (1937–1942)
No team (1943–1944)
Williams Newton (1945–1948)
Eddie Teague (1949–1950)
Stuart Maynard (1951–1955)
Herb Appenzeller (1956–1962)
John Stewart (1963–1967)
Bob Lord (1968–1969)
Wilbur Johnson (1970–1972)
Henry Van Sant (1973)
Dennis Haglan (1974–1975)
Charles Forbes (1976–1990)
Mike Ketchum (1991–2004)
Kevin Kiesel (2005–2010)
Chris Rusiewicz (2011– )

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