Head Coach, 1996-2001
Associate Head Coach, 1995-96
Assistant Coach, 1989-95

• Promoted to Head Coach after John Calipari resigned in 1996
  
• Fastest coach in UMass history to 30 and 40 wins (in 49 and 63 chances respectively)
  
• NABC District 1 Co-Coach of the Year (1998)
  
• Resigned under pressure March 12, 2001

Drexel Dragons, NCAA
Head Coach, 2001-

Flint's page at Drexel.

Chronology
Mar 2009	Named CAA Coach of the Year. Dragons were picked last in the CAA pre-season poll, ended finishing 10-8, 6th place in the 12 team conference. Flint becomes the second 3-time CoY winner in CAA history.
Jan. 10, 2007	Flint thriving, happy guiding the Dragons.
Mar. 4, 2004	Named CAA Coach of the Year.
Mar 2002	Named CAA Coach of the Year. Dragons were picked 9th in a pre-season poll and finished tied for 3rd.
Jan. 26, 2002	Flint thrilled to be in Philadelphia.
Jan. 14, 2002	No secret: Flint at home at Drexel.
Apr. 5, 2001	Named Head Coach.

Coppin State Eagles, NCAA
Assistant Coach, 1987-89

Career accomplishments:
- Raned 7th at SJU all time in career assists.*
- Ranked 9th at SJU all time in assists in a single season.*
- Led the team twice in free throw percentage (79.2% as a senior, 76.0% as a sophomore).
- Elected into SJU Basketball Hall of Fame in 1998.

Senior season (1986-87) accomplishments:
- Led the A-10 in assists, averaging 6.1 per game.
- Second on team, and ninth in the A-10 in scoring, averaging 14.6 points per game.
- A-10 Second Team selection.
- Won an A-10 Co-Player of the Week award.
- Led the team in 3-point shots made (55), steals (60), and minutes played (1,058).

In his junior season (1985-86), Flint and Saint Joseph's won an A-10 Regular Season and Tournament Championship and appeared in the NCAA Tournament (1-1 record). Final season record was 26-6.
SJU also made the NIT in two seasons: 1983-84 (final record 20-9), and 1984-85 (record 19-12).

* As of 2007-08 season.

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