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American basketball player and coach For other people with the same name, see Jeffrey Price (disambiguation).

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Jeff Price
Current position
Title	Head coach
Team	Lynn
Biographical details
Born	(1959-11-14) November 14, 1959 (age 65) Columbus, Ohio, U.S.
Playing career
1977–1979	St. Petersburg JC
1979–1981	Pikeville

Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1982–1983	Georgia Southern (asst.)
1983–1985	Union (KY) (asst.)
1985–1986	Washington (asst.)
1986–1987	Georgia Southern (asst.)
1987–1989	Washington (asst.)
1989–1993	South Alabama (asst.)
1993–1999	Lynn
1999–2009	Georgia Southern
2010–2011	West Virginia Wesleyan
2011–2012	South Alabama (asso. HC)
2012–2013	South Alabama (interim HC)
2013–present	Lynn

Jeff Price is the current head coach at Lynn University. He had previously served as the interim head men's basketball coach at South Alabama and Price went to USA after a one-year stint as the head coach at West Virginia Wesleyan College. The Bobcats earned just their second-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in Price's first season.

Price was the head coach at Georgia Southern University previously. Price resigned after winning 165 games in 10 seasons. Under Price, the Eagles recorded three 20-win seasons and returned to post-season play after a 14-year absence in 2006 with a berth in the NIT. Price's first head coaching job came at Lynn University.

Price was appointed the interim head coach of the South Alabama Jaguars on December 19, 2012, succeeding Ronnie Arrow, who abruptly retired.

References

^ AP (March 30, 2009). "Jeff Price quits as coach at Georgia Southern". USA Today. Retrieved October 12, 2010.

v t e Georgia Southern Eagles men's basketball head coaches
Unknown (1926–1929) Records unavailable (1929–1930) Crook Smith (1930–1942) No team (1942–1946) George Cukro (1946–1947) J. B. Scearce (1947–1967) Frank Radovich (1967–1970) J. E. Rowe (1970–1974) Larry Chapman (1974–1977) J. B. Scearce (1977–1980) John Nelson (1980–1981) Frank Kerns (1981–1994) Doug Durham # (1994–1995) Gregg Polinsky (1995–1999) Jeff Price (1999–2009) Charlton Young (2009–2013) Mark Byington (2013–2020) Brian Burg (2020–2023) Charlie Henry (2023–) # denotes interim head coach

Georgia Southern Eagles men's basketball head coaches

Unknown (1926–1929)
Records unavailable (1929–1930)
Crook Smith (1930–1942)
No team (1942–1946)
George Cukro (1946–1947)
J. B. Scearce (1947–1967)
Frank Radovich (1967–1970)
J. E. Rowe (1970–1974)
Larry Chapman (1974–1977)
J. B. Scearce (1977–1980)
John Nelson (1980–1981)
Frank Kerns (1981–1994)
Doug Durham # (1994–1995)
Gregg Polinsky (1995–1999)
Jeff Price (1999–2009)
Charlton Young (2009–2013)
Mark Byington (2013–2020)
Brian Burg (2020–2023)
Charlie Henry (2023–)

# denotes interim head coach

v t e South Alabama Jaguars men's basketball head coaches
Rex Frederick (1968–1970) Jimmy Taylor (1970–1975) Cliff Ellis (1975–1984) Mike Hanks (1984–1987) Ronnie Arrow (1987–1994) Judas Prada # (1994–1995) Bill Musselman (1995–1997) Bob Weltlich (1997–2002) John Pelphrey (2002–2007) Ronnie Arrow (2007–2012) Jeff Price # (2012–2013) Matthew Graves (2013–2018) Richie Riley (2018– ) Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

South Alabama Jaguars men's basketball head coaches

Rex Frederick (1968–1970)
Jimmy Taylor (1970–1975)
Cliff Ellis (1975–1984)
Mike Hanks (1984–1987)
Ronnie Arrow (1987–1994)
Judas Prada # (1994–1995)
Bill Musselman (1995–1997)
Bob Weltlich (1997–2002)
John Pelphrey (2002–2007)
Ronnie Arrow (2007–2012)
Jeff Price # (2012–2013)
Matthew Graves (2013–2018)
Richie Riley (2018– )

Pound sign (#) denotes interim head coach.

v t e Southern Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year
1947: Case 1948: Gerard 1949: Case 1950: Gerard 1951: Case 1952: Brown 1953: Greason 1954: Reinhart 1955: Schaus 1956: Noe 1957: Sloan 1958: Schaus 1959: Schaus 1960: Schaus 1961: King 1962: Noe 1963: Driesell 1964: Driesell 1965: Driesell 1966: Driesell 1967: Waters 1968: Mills 1969: Quinn 1970: Holland 1971: Holland 1972: Holland 1973: Williams 1974: Mills 1975: Patton 1976: Cremins 1977: Schmaus 1978: Cremins 1979: Robinson 1980: Cottrell 1981: Cremins 1982: Arnold 1983: Arnold 1984: Huckabay 1985: Fletcher 1986: McCarthy 1987: Estes 1988: Apke 1989: Nesbit 1990: Robinson 1991: Estes 1992: McCarthy 1993: McCarthy 1994: McKillop 1995: Donovan 1996: McKillop 1997: White 1998: Peterson 1999: Kresse 2000: Price 2001: DeChellis 2002: McKillop 2003: Fancher 2004: Bartow 2005: McKillop 2006: Nestor 2007: McKillop 2008: McKillop 2009: Conroy 2010: Young 2011: Cremins 2012: McKillop & Miller 2013: McKillop & Matheny 2014: Young & Wade 2015: Young 2016: McCall 2017: Medved 2018: Miller 2019: Young 2020: Forbes 2021: Earl 2022: Paris & McMillan 2023: Jones & McMillan 2024: McMillan

Southern Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year

1947: Case
1948: Gerard
1949: Case
1950: Gerard
1951: Case
1952: Brown
1953: Greason
1954: Reinhart
1955: Schaus
1956: Noe
1957: Sloan
1958: Schaus
1959: Schaus
1960: Schaus
1961: King
1962: Noe
1963: Driesell
1964: Driesell
1965: Driesell
1966: Driesell
1967: Waters
1968: Mills
1969: Quinn
1970: Holland
1971: Holland
1972: Holland
1973: Williams
1974: Mills
1975: Patton
1976: Cremins
1977: Schmaus
1978: Cremins
1979: Robinson
1980: Cottrell
1981: Cremins
1982: Arnold
1983: Arnold
1984: Huckabay
1985: Fletcher
1986: McCarthy
1987: Estes
1988: Apke
1989: Nesbit
1990: Robinson
1991: Estes
1992: McCarthy
1993: McCarthy
1994: McKillop
1995: Donovan
1996: McKillop
1997: White
1998: Peterson
1999: Kresse
2000: Price
2001: DeChellis
2002: McKillop
2003: Fancher
2004: Bartow
2005: McKillop
2006: Nestor
2007: McKillop
2008: McKillop
2009: Conroy
2010: Young
2011: Cremins
2012: McKillop & Miller
2013: McKillop & Matheny
2014: Young & Wade
2015: Young
2016: McCall
2017: Medved
2018: Miller
2019: Young
2020: Forbes
2021: Earl
2022: Paris & McMillan
2023: Jones & McMillan
2024: McMillan

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