Dana Altman Retires as Oregon Ducks Men’s Basketball Coach
Longtime Oregon Ducks men's basketball coach Dana Altman announced his retirement effective immediately. Altman, the winningest coach in Oregon history with a 382-182 record, led the team to nine NCAA Tournament appearances, including a Final Four in 2017, and multiple…
Medford Klamath Falls, OR, October 7, 2026 —
Dana Altman, the longtime head coach of the Oregon Ducks men’s basketball program, announced his retirement from the position effective immediately. The decision marks the end of a significant era for Oregon athletics.
During his tenure, Altman became the winningest coach in Oregon history. He amassed a record of 382 wins against 182 losses. His leadership guided the Ducks to nine appearances in the NCAA Tournament. Notably, the program reached the Final Four in 2017 under his direction and secured multiple Pac-12 Conference titles.
The University of Oregon has named assistant coach Tony Stubblefield to lead the team for the upcoming 2026-27 season. Stubblefield will serve as the interim head coach as the university initiates a comprehensive search process to find a permanent successor for the head coaching position.
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