'Honor of my life to coach the Ducks': Oregon men's basketball head coach Dana Altman retiring
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Dana Altman, the winningest head coach in Oregon men's basketball history, has retired after 16 seasons with the program. Across his tenure starting from the 2010-11 season, Altman accumulated 382 victories and led the Ducks to nine NCAA tournament berths.
Reflecting on his departure, Altman described his time leading the program as the "honor of my life." His retirement marks the conclusion of a significant era for Oregon men's basketball, leaving behind a legacy defined by sustained success and tournament appearances.
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ESPN (US)Emphasized career win totals and historical program statistics.
KOIN 6 (Portland OR, US) (US)Highlighted Altman's personal farewell quote regarding the Ducks.
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