Bobby Hurley - wikipedia Bobby Hurley Bobby Hurley Arizona State Sun Devils Position Head coach League Pac - 12 Conference Born ( 1971 - 06 - 28 ) June 28, 1971 ( age 46 ) Jersey City, New Jersey Nationality American Listed height 6 ft 0 in ( 1.83 m ) Listed weight 165 lb ( 75 kg ) Career information High school St. Anthony ( Jersey City, New Jersey ) College Duke ( 1989 -- 1993 ) NBA draft 1993 / Round : 1 / Pick : 7th overall Selected by the Sacramento Kings Playing career 1993 -- 1998 Position Point guard Number 7, 11, 12 15 Coaching career 2010 -- present Career history As player : 1993 -- 1998 Sacramento Kings 1998 Vancouver Grizzlies As coach : 2010 -- 2012 Wagner ( asst. ) 2012 -- 2013 Rhode Island ( assoc. HC ) 2013 -- 2015 Buffalo 2015 -- present Arizona State Career highlights and awards As player : 2 × NCAA champion ( 1991, 1992 ) NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player ( 1992 ) Consensus first - team All - American ( 1993 ) Third - team All - American -- AP, UPI ( 1992 ) First - team All - ACC ( 1993 ) McDonald 's All - American MVP ( 1989 ) As Coach 2 × MAC East Division championship ( 2014, 2015 ) MAC Tournament championship ( 2015 ) Career statistics Points 1,032 ( 3.8 ppg ) Rebounds 283 ( 1.1 rpg ) Assists 880 ( 3.3 apg ) Stats at Basketball-Reference.com Medals Men 's basketball Representing United States Goodwill Games 1990 Seattle National team Summer Universiade 1991 Sheffield National team Robert Matthew Hurley ( born June 28, 1971 ) is an American basketball coach and former college and professional player. Hurley is currently the head coach of the Arizona State men 's team. He was previously the head coach at Buffalo. Before becoming a head coach, he was an assistant coach for Wagner and an associate head coach for Rhode Island on the staff of his younger brother Dan. As a player, he was an All - American at Duke University, where he won consecutive national championships. He is the all - time leader in assists in NCAA basketball. He played for the Sacramento Kings in the NBA from 1993 - 1997. Contents 1 Playing career 2 Retirement 3 Coaching 4 Head coaching record 5 See also 6 References 7 External links Playing career Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, Hurley was a basketball star at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, where his father, Bob Hurley Sr., is the longtime coach. While at St. Anthony from 1985 to 1989, Hurley led the team to four consecutive Parochial B state titles. In his senior year he averaged 20 points, 8 assists and 3 steals, as St. Anthony racked up a 32 -- 0 record, the school 's first Tournament of Champions crown, and the No. 1 ranking in the United States. In his high school career the team 's overall record with Hurley as point guard was 115 -- 5. Hurley was a point guard for coach Mike Krzyzewski 's Duke University team from 1989 -- 1993. He was a first - team All - American in 1993, went to the Final Four three times, and helped lead the Blue Devils to back - to - back national championships in 1991 and 1992 with All American teammates Christian Laettner and Grant Hill, earning Final Four Most Outstanding Player honors in 1992. Hurley remains the NCAA all - time assists leader with 1076 assists, and Duke 's single game assist leader with 16 ( against Florida State on February 24, 1993 ). His Duke jersey number 11 was retired in 1993. In 2002, Hurley was named to the ACC 50th Anniversary men 's basketball team as one of the fifty greatest players in Atlantic Coast Conference history. In 2006, Hurley, who is of Polish descent through his mother, was inducted into the National Polish American Sports Hall of Fame. At Duke, Hurley was a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Coincidentally, Bobby Hurley played against his younger brother Dan in an NCAA Tournament game, when Duke squared off against Seton Hall. Hurley was selected by the Sacramento Kings as the seventh pick in the 1993 NBA Draft. He signed a shoe contract with a new shoe company ITZ ( In The Zone ), which was sold at Foot Locker exclusively. On December 12, 1993 while Hurley was returning home following a game in his rookie season, he was involved in a car accident. His SUV was broadsided by a station wagon. Hurley was not wearing a seat belt, was thrown from his vehicle, and suffered severe life - threatening injuries. Kings teammate Mike Peplowski was driving five minutes behind Hurley and was among the first on the scene to render immediate aid. Hurley returned to the NBA for the 1994 -- 95 season and played four more years beyond that. Retirement After retiring, Hurley went on to become a thoroughbred racehorse owner and breeder. He was also hired as a scout by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2003. Hurley appeared in the 1994 feature film Blue Chips, where he played for the Indiana team under coach Bobby Knight. A fan of thoroughbred horse racing, Hurley owned Songandaprayer who won the 2001 Fountain of Youth Stakes. He currently owns Devil Eleven Stables. In December 2009 he was sued by PNC Bank for defaulting on a $1 million loan that was used to purchase Songandaprayer, who was trained by Eddie Plesa, Jr. Coaching On April 13, 2010, Wagner College announced that Hurley was hired as an assistant coach for the men 's basketball team. Hurley joined his younger brother Dan Hurley 's coaching staff. Dan Hurley had been hired as Wagner 's head coach on April 6, 2010. In 2012, the Hurleys took coaching positions at Rhode Island. On March 26, 2013, Hurley was named the head coach of the Buffalo Bulls, replacing Reggie Witherspoon. Hurley coached the 2014 -- 15 Bulls team to their first NCAA Tournament appearance. On April 9, 2015, Hurley was hired as head coach at Arizona State. In his first conference game with the Sun Devils, he gained notoriety when he got ejected for 2 technical fouls in 15 seconds for arguing with the officials against the rival Arizona Wildcats. After he got ejected, he encouraged the crowd to continue to taunt the officials. Following a 15 -- 17 first season at Arizona State, Hurley 's contract was extended through 2021. A second season showed small improvements and ASU improved its roster with transfers and a few recruits. During his third year as head coach, Hurley would lead Arizona State to their first ever 12 -- 0 start to sweep their non-conference schedule. Along the way, ASU beat Top - 10 teams Kansas and Xavier and were ranked # 3 by the Associated Press. With three senior guards leading the way during that time, they began to market themselves as ' Guard U ' to start the 2017 - 18 Pac - 12 Conference schedule against their rivals Arizona Wildcats. Following the 77 -- 70 loss Feb. 15, he fell 0 -- 6 against his biggest rival Arizona Wildcats. Despite their early season success, the Sun Devils struggled mightily in conference play, going only 8 - 10 and earning the 9th seed in the Pac - 12 tournament, where they were defeated in the first round by the 8th seeded Colorado Buffaloes. Nevertheless, ASU still earned a bid to the NCAA Tournament and faced Syracuse in a First Four matchup in Dayton. The Orange then beat the Sun Devils 60 - 56, thus ending their season. Hurley 's squad finished 20 - 12, 8 - 10 in the Pac - 12, his best season so far as the Sun Devils ' coach. Head coaching record Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason Buffalo Bulls ( Mid-American Conference ) ( 2013 -- 2015 ) 2013 -- 14 Buffalo 19 -- 10 13 -- 5 1st ( East ) 2014 -- 15 Buffalo 23 -- 10 12 -- 6 T -- 1st ( East ) NCAA Round of 64 Buffalo : 42 -- 20 (. 677 ) 25 -- 11 (. 694 ) Arizona State Sun Devils ( Pac - 12 Conference ) ( 2015 -- present ) 2015 -- 16 Arizona State 15 -- 17 5 -- 13 11th 2016 -- 17 Arizona State 15 -- 18 7 -- 11 8th 2017 -- 18 Arizona State 20 -- 12 8 -- 10 T -- 8th NCAA First Four Arizona State : 50 -- 47 (. 515 ) 20 -- 34 (. 370 ) Total : 92 -- 67 (. 579 ) National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion See also List of NCAA Division I men 's basketball career assists leaders References Jump up ^ Telander, Rick ( 1992 - 11 - 23 ). `` Greetings From Jersey City ''. Sports Illustrated. Archived from the original on 2008 - 04 - 15. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ `` Boys Basketball All - Century Top 10 ''. The Star - Ledger. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ `` Bobby Hurley ''. Duke Update. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ `` Archived copy ''. Archived from the original on 2012 - 08 - 15. Retrieved 2012 - 10 - 27. Jump up ^ `` Triumph of the Swoosh With a keen sense of the power of sports... '' Sports Illustrasted. Retrieved 2015 - 07 - 06. Jump up ^ `` Driver Guilty in Hurley Case ''. The New York Times. 1994 - 12 - 30. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ Araton, Harvey ( 1994 - 10 - 21 ). `` BASKETBALL ; Bobby Hurley 's Road Back ''. The New York Times. ISSN 0362 - 4331. Retrieved 2016 - 05 - 16. Jump up ^ Rosenblatt, Richard ( 2006 - 08 - 06 ). `` Former basketball star Hurley has high hopes of winning Haskell horse race ''. USA Today. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ `` Sixers add former Duke standout to staff ''. USA Today. 2003 - 09 - 25. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ Nobles, Charlie ( 2001 - 02 - 18 ). `` HORSE RACING ; Hurley 's Long - Shot Horse Holds On to Beat Favorite ''. The New York Times. Retrieved 2008 - 11 - 12. Jump up ^ Patton, Janet ( 12 December 2009 ). `` Bank sues ex-Duke star Hurley over loan ''. Lexington Herald - Leader. Retrieved 12 December 2009. Jump up ^ Dan Hurley Leaving Wagner to Coach Rhode Island Jump up ^ Goodman, Jeff ( 26 March 2013 ). `` Bobby Hurley hired at Buffalo ''. CBS Sports. Retrieved 26 March 2013. Jump up ^ `` WATCH : Bobby Hurley explodes for 2016 's best ejection of the year so far ''. CBSSports.com. Retrieved 2016 - 05 - 16. Jump up ^ https://www.si.com/college-basketball/2016/01/03/arizona-state-pac-12-bobby-hurley-ejection-john-higgins Jump up ^ `` ASU basketball : Sun Devils extending Bobby Hurley 's contract ''. azcentral. Retrieved 2016 - 05 - 16. Jump up ^ http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/conferences/standings/_/id/14/year/2014/mid-american-conference External links Buffalo bio NBA bio Current men 's basketball head coaches of the Pac - 12 Conference Sean Miller ( Arizona ) Bobby Hurley ( Arizona State ) Wyking Jones ( California ) Tad Boyle ( Colorado ) Dana Altman ( Oregon ) Wayne Tinkle ( Oregon State ) Jerod Haase ( Stanford ) Steve Alford ( UCLA ) Andy Enfield ( USC ) Larry Krystkowiak ( Utah ) Mike Hopkins ( Washington ) Ernie Kent ( Washington State ) Bobby Hurley -- coaching tenures, championships, awards, and honors Buffalo Bulls men 's basketball head coaches Art Powell ( 1915 -- 1943 ) No team ( 1943 -- 1945 ) Robert Harrington ( 1945 -- 1946 ) Malcolm Eiken ( 1946 -- 1956 ) Len Serfustini ( 1956 -- 1970 ) Edwin Muto ( 1970 -- 1973 ) Leo Richardson ( 1973 -- 1978 ) V. William Hughes ( 1978 -- 1982 ) Kenneth Pope ( 1982 -- 1983 ) Daniel Bazzani ( 1983 -- 1993 ) Tim Cohane ( 1993 -- 2000 ) Reggie Witherspoon ( 2000 -- 2013 ) Bobby Hurley ( 2013 -- 2015 ) Nate Oats ( 2015 -- ) Arizona State Sun Devils men 's basketball head coaches C.W. Adams ( 1911 -- 1914 ) George Schaeffer ( 1914 -- 1915 ) No team ( 1915 -- 1916 ) George Schaeffer ( 1916 -- 1917 ) George E. Cooper ( 1917 -- 1922 ) Ernest C. Wills ( 1922 -- 1923 ) Aaron McCreary ( 1923 -- 1930 ) Ted Shipkey ( 1930 -- 1933 ) Rudy Lavik ( 1933 -- 1935 ) Earl Pomeroy ( 1935 -- 1939 ) Rudy Lavik ( 1939 -- 1948 ) Bill Kajikawa ( 1948 -- 1957 ) Ned Wulk ( 1957 -- 1982 ) Bob Weinhauer ( 1982 -- 1985 ) Steve Patterson ( 1985 -- 1989 ) Bob Schermerhorn # ( 1989 ) Bill Frieder ( 1989 -- 1997 ) Don Newman # ( 1997 -- 1998 ) Rob Evans ( 1998 -- 2006 ) Herb Sendek ( 2006 -- 2015 ) Bobby Hurley ( 2015 -- ) Pound sign ( # ) denotes interim head coach. United States men 's basketball squad -- 1990 Goodwill Games -- Silver medal Anderson Day Gatling Hurley Laettner Mayberry Mourning Owens Randall C. Smith D. Smith Stith Weatherspoon Williams Coach : Krzyzewski Duke Blue Devils men 's basketball 1990 -- 91 NCAA champions 5 Billy McCaffrey 11 Bobby Hurley 12 Thomas Hill 21 Antonio Lang 22 Greg Koubek 23 Brian Davis 32 Christian Laettner ( MOP ) 33 Grant Hill 34 Crawford Palmer Head coach Mike Krzyzewski Assistant coaches Tommy Amaker Jay Bilas Mike Brey Duke Blue Devils men 's basketball 1991 -- 92 NCAA champions 11 Bobby Hurley ( MOP ) 12 Thomas Hill 21 Antonio Lang 23 Brian Davis 32 Christian Laettner 33 Grant Hill 44 Cherokee Parks 52 Erik Meek Head coach Mike Krzyzewski Assistant coaches Tommy Amaker Jay Bilas Mike Brey NCAA Men 's Division I Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Player 1939 : Hull 1940 : Huffman 1941 : Kotz 1942 : Dallmar 1943 : Sailors 1944 : Ferrin 1945 : Kurland 1946 : Kurland 1947 : Kaftan 1948 : Groza 1949 : Groza 1950 : Dambrot 1951 : Spivey 1952 : Lovellette 1953 : Born 1954 : Gola 1955 : Russell 1956 : Lear 1957 : Chamberlain 1958 : Baylor 1959 : West 1960 : Lucas 1961 : Lucas 1962 : Hogue 1963 : Heyman 1964 : Hazzard 1965 : Bradley 1966 : Chambers 1967 : Alcindor 1968 : Alcindor 1969 : Alcindor 1970 : Wicks 1971 : Porter * 1972 : Walton 1973 : Walton 1974 : Thompson 1975 : Washington 1976 : Benson 1977 : Lee 1978 : Givens 1979 : Johnson 1980 : Griffith 1981 : Thomas 1982 : Worthy 1983 : Olajuwon 1984 : Ewing 1985 : Pinckney 1986 : Ellison 1987 : Smart 1988 : Manning 1989 : Rice 1990 : Hunt 1991 : Laettner 1992 : Hurley 1993 : Williams 1994 : Williamson 1995 : O'Bannon 1996 : Delk 1997 : Simon 1998 : Sheppard 1999 : Hamilton 2000 : Cleaves 2001 : Battier 2002 : Dixon 2003 : Anthony 2004 : Okafor 2005 : May 2006 : Noah 2007 : Brewer 2008 : Chalmers 2009 : Ellington 2010 : Singler 2011 : Walker 2012 : Davis 2013 : Hancock 2014 : Napier 2015 : Jones 2016 : Arcidiacono 2017 : Berry II 2018 : DiVincenzo * Ruled ineligible after tournament 1993 NCAA Men 's Basketball Consensus All - Americans First Team Calbert Cheaney Anfernee Hardaway Bobby Hurley Jamal Mashburn Chris Webber Second Team Terry Dehere Grant Hill Billy McCaffrey Eric Montross J.R. Rider Glenn Robinson Rodney Rogers 1993 NBA draft First round Chris Webber Shawn Bradley Anfernee Hardaway Jamal Mashburn Isaiah Rider Calbert Cheaney Bobby Hurley Vin Baker Rodney Rogers Lindsey Hunter Allan Houston George Lynch Terry Dehere Scott Haskin Doug Edwards Rex Walters Greg Graham Luther Wright Acie Earl Scott Burrell James Robinson Chris Mills Ervin Johnson Sam Cassell Corie Blount Geert Hammink Malcolm Mackey Second round Lucious Harris Sherron Mills Gheorghe Mureșan Evers Burns Alphonso Ford Eric Riley Darnell Mee Ed Stokes John Best Nick Van Exel Conrad McRae Thomas Hill Rich Manning Anthony Reed Adonis Jordan Josh Grant Alex Holcombe Bryon Russell Richard Petruška Chris Whitney Kevin Thompson Mark Buford Marcelo Nicola Spencer Dunkley Mike Peplowski Leonard White Byron Wilson McDonald 's All - American Game -- Boys ' MVPs 1979 : Daye 1980 : Cross 1981 : Branch & Sherrod 1982 : Winters 1983 : Bennett 1984 : Williams 1985 : Lambiotte 1986 : Reid 1987 : Macon 1988 : Mourning & Owens 1989 : Hurley & O'Neal 1990 : Bradley 1991 : Webber & Brunson 1992 : Harrington 1993 : Vaughn & Stackhouse 1994 : López 1995 : Garnett 1996 : Holloway 1997 : Gregory 1998 : R. Curry 1999 : Bender 2000 : Randolph 2001 : E. Curry 2002 : Redick 2003 : James 2004 : Howard & Smith 2005 : McRoberts 2006 : Budinger & Durant 2007 : Beasley 2008 : Evans 2009 : Favors 2010 : Barnes & Sullinger 2011 : Gilchrist & McAdoo 2012 : Muhammad 2013 : Gordon 2014 : Ju. Jackson & Okafor 2015 : Diallo 2016 : F. Jackson & Jo. 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Question: who is the coach of arizona state men's basketball
Answer: Bobby Hurley