Former LSU men's basketball coach Dale Brown, program's all-time wins leader, dies at 90 - AOL

Former LSU men’s basketball coach Dale Brown died Friday at age 90, his family confirmed. Brown coached the Tigers for 25 seasons, from 1972 to 1997, compiling a record of 448–301, the most wins in LSU men’s basketball history. His best season came in 1980–81, when LSU went 31–5, finished first in the SEC, and advanced to the Final Four. During his tenure, LSU won four SEC regular-season titles and one conference tournament championship. Brown’s teams earned 13 NCAA tournament berths and reached two Final Fours. Notable players he coached in Baton Rouge included Hall of Famer Shaquille O’Neal and others such as Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, John “Hot Rod” Williams, and Rudy Macklin.