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American basketball player and coach

Rob Spivery
Biographical details
Born	(1949-01-09) January 9, 1949 (age 75) Phenix City, Alabama, U.S.
Playing career
1968–1970	Grand View
1970–1972	Ashland

Coaching career (HC unless noted)
1985–1995	Montevallo
1995–1996	Ashland
1996–2005	Alabama State
2005–2011	Southern

Head coaching record
Overall	361–407
Accomplishments and honors
Championships
2 SWAC regular season (2001, 2006) 3 SWAC tournament (2001, 2004, 2006)

Rob Spivery (born January 9, 1949) is an American college basketball coach and the former head coach of the men's Jaguars basketball team at Southern University. He previously held the same position at Alabama State University. He was hired as Southern's coach on May 5, 2005 and was given a five-year contract, paying $125,000 per annum. On April 2, 2011 it was announced that Southern would not retain his services.

During his early career, Spivery played and coached professionally in Brazil for Trianon Club. He also served as an assistant coach for served as a men's assistant coach at Ashland University, Southern Illinois University and the University of Tulsa.

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Southern profile

v t e Ashland Eagles men's basketball head coaches
Walter Leckrone (1920–1921) Arthur Murray (1921–1923) William Meredith (1923–1926) Harry Matthews (1926–1927) Fred Schmuck (1927–1934) Ray Novotny (1934–1935) George Donges (1935–1937) Frank Lonero (1937–1943) George Donges (1943–1946) Jim Richcreek (1946–1952) George Donges (1952–1954) Robert Brownson (1954–1958) Robert Stokes (1958–1965) Bill Musselman (1965–1971) Jerry Walke (1971–1973) Joe Gottfried (1973–1978) Jim Seward (1978–1983) Gerry Sears (1983–1986) Roger Lyons (1986–1989) Keith Dambrot (1989–1991) Terry Weigand (1991–1995) Dave Oness (1995) Rob Spivery (1995–1996) Roger Lyons (1996–2009) John Ellenwood (2009– )

Ashland Eagles men's basketball head coaches

Walter Leckrone (1920–1921)
Arthur Murray (1921–1923)
William Meredith (1923–1926)
Harry Matthews (1926–1927)
Fred Schmuck (1927–1934)
Ray Novotny (1934–1935)
George Donges (1935–1937)
Frank Lonero (1937–1943)
George Donges (1943–1946)
Jim Richcreek (1946–1952)
George Donges (1952–1954)
Robert Brownson (1954–1958)
Robert Stokes (1958–1965)
Bill Musselman (1965–1971)
Jerry Walke (1971–1973)
Joe Gottfried (1973–1978)
Jim Seward (1978–1983)
Gerry Sears (1983–1986)
Roger Lyons (1986–1989)
Keith Dambrot (1989–1991)
Terry Weigand (1991–1995)
Dave Oness (1995)
Rob Spivery (1995–1996)
Roger Lyons (1996–2009)
John Ellenwood (2009– )

v t e Alabama State Hornets head basketball coaches
C. J. Dunn (1934–1935) No team (1935–1936) C. J. Dunn (1936–1938) No team (1938–1939) C. J. Dunn (1939–1944) No team (1944–1945) C. J. Dunn (1945–1955) Ika Moorehead (1955–1958) C. J. Dunn (1958–1959) No team (1959–1960) C. J. Dunn (1960–1963) Lucias Mitchell (1963–1967) Ben Jobe (1967–1968) Willie Parker (1968–1969) Bernard Boozer (1969–1973) Floyd Laisure (1973–1977) No team (1977–1978) James Oliver (1978–1995) John L. Williams (1995–1996) Rob Spivery (1996–2005) Lewis Jackson (2005–2020) Mo Williams (2020–2022) Tony Madlock (2022– )

Alabama State Hornets head basketball coaches

C. J. Dunn (1934–1935)
No team (1935–1936)
C. J. Dunn (1936–1938)
No team (1938–1939)
C. J. Dunn (1939–1944)
No team (1944–1945)
C. J. Dunn (1945–1955)
Ika Moorehead (1955–1958)
C. J. Dunn (1958–1959)
No team (1959–1960)
C. J. Dunn (1960–1963)
Lucias Mitchell (1963–1967)
Ben Jobe (1967–1968)
Willie Parker (1968–1969)
Bernard Boozer (1969–1973)
Floyd Laisure (1973–1977)
No team (1977–1978)
James Oliver (1978–1995)
John L. Williams (1995–1996)
Rob Spivery (1996–2005)
Lewis Jackson (2005–2020)
Mo Williams (2020–2022)
Tony Madlock (2022– )

v t e Southern Jaguars head basketball coaches
Robert Henry Lee (1949–1956) No team (1956–1969) Richard Mack (1969–1972) Carl E. Stewart (1972–1982) Andy Stoglin (1982–1984) Bob Hopkins (1984–1986) Ben Jobe (1986–1996) Tommie Green (1996–2001) Ben Jobe (2001–2003) Michael Grant (2003–2005) Rob Spivery (2005–2011) Roman Banks (2011–2017) Morris Scott # (2017–2018) Sean Woods (2018–2023) Kevin Johnson (2023–) # denotes interim head coach

Southern Jaguars head basketball coaches

Robert Henry Lee (1949–1956)
No team (1956–1969)
Richard Mack (1969–1972)
Carl E. Stewart (1972–1982)
Andy Stoglin (1982–1984)
Bob Hopkins (1984–1986)
Ben Jobe (1986–1996)
Tommie Green (1996–2001)
Ben Jobe (2001–2003)
Michael Grant (2003–2005)
Rob Spivery (2005–2011)
Roman Banks (2011–2017)
Morris Scott # (2017–2018)
Sean Woods (2018–2023)
Kevin Johnson (2023–)

# denotes interim head coach

v t e Southwestern Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year
1967: Hopkins 1968: Hopkins 1969: Hopkins 1970–1990: Not awarded 1991: Stoglin 1992: Stribling 1993: Stoglin 1994: Moreland 1995: Moreland 1996: Stoglin 1997: Stribling 1998: Moreland 1999: Whitney 2000: Whitney 2001: Spivery 2002: Whitney 2003: Courtney 2004: Stribling 2005: Pettaway 2006: Spivery 2007: Green 2008: L. Jackson 2009: L. Jackson 2010: Ivory 2011: Harvey 2012: Woods 2013: Banks & Davis 2014: Banks 2015: Davis 2016: Davis 2017: Robinson 2018: D. Jackson 2019: Smith 2020: Smith 2021: Smith 2022: Bussie 2023: Bussie & D. Jackson 2024: D. Jackson

Southwestern Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Coach of the Year

1967: Hopkins
1968: Hopkins
1969: Hopkins
1970–1990: Not awarded
1991: Stoglin
1992: Stribling
1993: Stoglin
1994: Moreland
1995: Moreland
1996: Stoglin
1997: Stribling
1998: Moreland
1999: Whitney
2000: Whitney
2001: Spivery
2002: Whitney
2003: Courtney
2004: Stribling
2005: Pettaway
2006: Spivery
2007: Green
2008: L. Jackson
2009: L. Jackson
2010: Ivory
2011: Harvey
2012: Woods
2013: Banks & Davis
2014: Banks
2015: Davis
2016: Davis
2017: Robinson
2018: D. Jackson
2019: Smith
2020: Smith
2021: Smith
2022: Bussie
2023: Bussie & D. Jackson
2024: D. Jackson

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