Head Coach, 2001-05

Fired from head coaching post on March 14, 2005.
During his tenure:
- No post-season appearances.
- Record of 1-4 in the Atlantic 10 Tournament.
- Finished no higher than 3rd in the Atlantic 10 East Division.

Head Coaching Record at UMass
Season	Record
2001-02	13-16 (6-10 A-10)
2002-03	11-18 (6-10 A-10)
2003-04	10-19 (4-12 A-10)
2004-05	16-12 (9-7 A-10)
Totals	Overall: 50-65 (.435) Atlantic 10: 25-39 (.391)

Hired at UMass on March 26, 2001, replacing Bruiser Flint.

Working for CSTV / CBS College Sports as a college basketball analyst.

Villanova, NCAA, Head Coach, 1992-2001
Lost at Massachusetts, 52-51, on Dec 6, 1999.

Manhattan, NCAA, Head Coach, 1988-92

Villanova, NCAA, Assistant Coach, 1984-88

Steve Lappas' Year-by-Year Head Coaching Record
                             Overall         Conference
Year      School            W-L   Pct.       W-L   Pct.       Place             Postseason
2000-01   Villanova       18-13   .581       8-8   .500     3rd (TE)             NIT (0-1)
1999-00   Villanova       20-13   .606       8-8   .500      6th (T)             NIT (1-1)
1998-99   Villanova       21-11   .656      10-8   .556      4th (T)            NCAA (0-1)
1997-98   Villanova       12-17   .414      8-10   .444          4th
1996-97   Villanova       24-10   .706      12-6   .667      1st (T)            NCAA (1-1)
1995-96   Villanova        26-7   .788      14-4   .778          2nd            NCAA (1-1)
1994-95   Villanova%       25-8   .758      14-4   .778          2nd            NCAA (0-1)
1993-94   Villanova       20-12   .626      10-8   .556      4th (T)   NIT Champions (5-0)
1992-93   Villanova        8-19   .296      3-15   .158         10th
Nine-Year Totals        174-110   .613     87-71   .551               Four NCAA, Three NIT
%-Big East Tournament Champion.

1991-92   Manhattan        25-9   .735      13-3   .813          1st             NIT (2-1)
1990-91   Manhattan       13-15   .464       8-8   .500          5th
1989-90   Manhattan       11-17   .393       7-9   .438      3rd (T)
1988-89   Manhattan        7-21   .250      3-11   .214          7th
Four-Year Totals          56-62   .475     31-31   .500                            One NIT

13-Year Career Totals   230-172   .572   119-105   .556                Four NCAA, Four NIT


As a Division I Assistant Coach
                             Overall         Conference
Year      School            W-L   Pct.       W-L   Pct.       Place             Postseason
1987-88   Villanova       24-13   .648       9-7   .563     3rd (T)             NCAA (3-1)
1986-87   Villanova       15-16   .484      6-10   .375         6th              NIT (0-1)
1985-86   Villanova       23-14   .648      10-6   .625         4th             NCAA (1-1)
1984-85   Villanova       25-10   .714       9-7   .563     3rd (T)   NCAA Champions (6-0)
Four-Year Totals          87-53   .621     34-30   .531                Three NCAA, One NIT

• Led teams to 20 or more victories seven times, including six of the past eight seasons.
• Made eight postseason tournament appearances (Four NCAA, Four NIT), posting a 10-7 record.
• Coached the 1994 National Invitational Invitation Tournament Champions.
• Watched Villanova climb to its highest place ever in the wire service poll, No. 2, in December of 1995.
• Won regular-season conference titles in two different conferences (Big East and MAAC).
• Watched his teams post a 230-172 (.572) overall record.
• Had five players selected in the National Basketball Association Draft, two of whom were Lottery picks.
• Swept regular season series from UConn last year (2000-01) for first time since 1987-88 season.