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Oregon Men's Basketball Coach Dana Altman Announces His Retirement

  • On Wednesday, longtime Oregon Ducks men's basketball coach Dana Altman announced his immediate retirement, concluding a 16-season tenure as the program's winningest coach.
  • Altman, 68, concludes a 37-year career with a 792-425 overall record, highlighted by nine NCAA Tournament appearances and a 2017 Final Four trip during his tenure at Oregon.
  • Following a 12-20 campaign last season, the Ducks face significant roster turnover, with nearly the entire roster departing through graduation or the transfer portal.
  • Assistant coach Tony Stubblefield, who led DePaul University from 2021-2024, will serve as interim coach for 2026-27. Oregon athletic director Rob Mullens said Stubblefield is the 'right person to lead.'
  • Oregon will commence a national search for a permanent head coach after the season concludes, while the team opens November 2 against Montana.
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KVAL broke the news in Eugene, United States on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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