14 Facts About Kevin Stallings

Kevin Stallings was an assistant coach at Purdue University and the University of Kansas.

Kevin Stallings was named All-State following his junior and senior seasons.

Kevin Stallings started 17 games his senior season and averaged 4.3 points and 2.6 assists per game.

Kevin Stallings received a bachelor's degree in business management in 1982 and a master's degree in counseling in 1984, both from Purdue.

In 1993, Kevin Stallings became the 15th head coach at Illinois State following Bob Bender's move to the University of Washington.

Kevin Stallings became head coach at Vanderbilt in 1999, replacing Jan van Breda Kolff.

Jermaine Beal was named First Team All-SEC after leading Vanderbilt in scoring and assists, and Kevin Stallings was named SEC Coach of the Year for the second time in four seasons.

On March 27,2016, amid a backlash from fans, it was announced that Kevin Stallings was hired as head basketball coach at the University of Pittsburgh.

The campaign featured an 8-game losing streak, including a lopsided 55 point loss to the Louisville Cardinals where Kevin Stallings was ejected after receiving 2 technical fouls.

Kevin Stallings left with the worst winning percentage of any non-interim coach in Pitt history.

On March 9,2018, it was reported that Kevin Stallings retired from coaching.

Kevin Stallings was issued a three year show-cause penalty by the NCAA on February 20,2020, for exceeding the number of permissible coaches on his staff and lying to Pitt officials about it.

Kevin Stallings allowed three basketball staffers to perform coaching duties, then implemented an alert system to keep the staffers from being caught.

Kevin Stallings even went as far as to delete video footage in order to deceive Pitt officials.