• Assistant Coach
• Seasons: 2022-23

• Head Coach
• Seasons: 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17

• Player
• Seasons: 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95
• Number: 14
• Position: G
• Height: 6' 2“
• Weight: 190 lbs.
• Hometown: Springfield, MA
• High School: Cathedral
• Prep School: none
• Transfer From: none
• Birthdate: June 20, 1973

• Returned to work for UMass after his tenure at LIU, serving on Frank Martin's staff.¹⁾²⁾³⁾
• Kellogg also brought Isaac Kante along with him from LIU.⁴⁾
• Article 12/16/22: Unwavering love for UMass basketball brought Derek Kellogg back home (Daily Hampshire Gazette)
• Left UM after the season for an assistant's role on the Creighton staff.⁵⁾

• 2017: Fired soon after the season-ending loss in the Atlantic 10 Tournament.⁶⁾ Although responsible for recruiting a nationally-ranked freshman class, the 2016-17 team under-performed to a 4-14 conference record. Kellogg’s contract stipulates a 50 percent buyout of the two years remaining, meaning UMass will give him approximately $1 million.⁷⁾
• 2014: Coming off the program's first NCAA Tournament berth in 16 years, Kellogg's contract was extended through the 2018-19 season, with potential additional extension through 2020-21. Kellogg becomes the state's highest employee, guaranteed to make $994,500 per season through the 2018-19 season, an amount that could increase if he reaches bonuses based on the performances by players on the court and in the classroom.^8)9)10)
• 2012: Contract extended through 2016-17 season. Coverage: Republican, Gazette (10/18/2012). Full contract. Previous coverage notes^11)12)13)14)
• 2011-12: led the Minutemen to a 10-win improvement over the previous season, the A-10 Tournament Semi-Finals, and the NIT Semi-Finals.
• Video: Coaches corner from the A-10 (1/19/2012)
• After struggling to finish the 2010-11 season, UMass AD John McCutcheon gave Kellogg a vote of confidence.¹⁵⁾
• On April 23, 2008, Kellogg was named as the 21st head coach in UMass program history, succeeding Travis Ford. Contract details.

* UMass self-reported clerical errors that resulted in ten players receiving extra financial assistance. The NCAA considered this to be “impermissible financial aid render(ing) the student-athletes ineligible,” and vacated wins. There was no indication Kellogg was aware of the extra assistance. Read more here.

• Also served as commentator for UMass Basketball Radio Network with former UMass coach Jack Leaman.

• April 2023: Joined the staff of Greg McDermott¹⁷⁾
• Bio on GoCreighton.com

• 2022: In a move very late in the off-season, LIU suddenly dismissed Kellogg.¹⁸⁾¹⁹⁾ He finished his five-year tenure with a 74-74 overall / 49-41 conference record.²⁰⁾
• 2019: The men's hoop team renamed simply to LIU after the school merged athletic programs in their Brooklyn and Brookville campuses.²¹⁾ Kellogg remained as head coach.
• 2018: Kellogg led the Blackbirds to a NEC Tournament title and an NCAA Tournament appearance, the school's first in five years in both categories.
• 4/18/2017: Kellogg named the 14th Head Men's Basketball Coach for LIU Brooklyn men’s basketball.²²⁾
• Bio on LIUAthletics.com

• Served as an assistant to John Calipari, his former head coach while playing at UMass.
• During Kellogg's eight seasons in Memphis, the Tigers accumulated a record of 214-67 (.762).
• The Tigers went to 3 NITs and 5 NCAA Tournaments, including the national championship game in 2007-08. (However, their 38-2 record from the 2007-08 season was vacated by the NCAA, due to the ineligibility of star player Derrick Rose.)

• Served one season for Coach John Robic, who was an assistant coach at UMass during Kellogg's playing career.

• Served with Coach Jim Larranaga during his first two years with the Patriots.
• GMU went from 9-18 in 1997-98 to 19-11 in 1998-99, as the Patriots won the CAA Regular Season and Tournament championships.
• Kellogg stated he earned only $9500 a year at the time. “It is not about the money. It is about the ability to do what you want to do,” Kellogg said.²³⁾

• Played a season with the Connecticut Skyhawks in the United States Basketball League in 1995.

• As a four-year letterwinner from 1992-95, Kellogg played on four Atlantic 10 Conference regular season and tournament championship teams.
• The Minutemen were just the second team in NCAA history to win four-straight outright season and tournament championships.
• During his four-year career at UMass under Coach John Calipari, the Minutemen were 111-24, including 51-11 in the Atlantic 10, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament each year, including the Elite Eight in 1995.
• On UMass' career lists, he is sixth²⁴⁾ in assists (453), 11th²⁵⁾ in all-time three-pointers (138), as well as seventh²⁶⁾ in three-point percentage (38.1).
• When Calipari gave Kellogg a scholarship in 1991, the media said he should be fired for wasting Massachusetts taxpayers' money.²⁷⁾

• Starting Point Guard and team captain.
• Named to All-Atlantic 10 Third Team, Academic Team, and Tournament Team.

• Starting Point Guard and team captain.
• Named to All-Atlantic 10 Academic Team.

• Starting Point Guard.
• Named to All-Atlantic 10 Academic Team.
• Finished third in the A-10 in assists average (5.0).
• Holds the sophomore class record for best free throw percentage (.806) and assists (5.2 per game).²⁸⁾

• Appeared in 21 games as backup to Senior Point Guard Anton Brown.

• Class of 1991 at Springfield Cathedral, Springfield, MA.
• Two-time Massachusetts All-State player and McDonald's honorable mention All-American.
• As a senior, averaged 24.7 points and 7.3 rebounds per game.
• Considered committing to Siena, prior to committing to UMass.²⁹⁾

• Born June 20, 1973 in Springfield, MA.
• Son of George and Ruth Kellogg.
• Graduated from UMass in 1995 (B.A., College of Arts Sciences, Real Estate Management/Finance).
• Married to Nicole Flory, graduated UMass 1997 (B.A., School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Communication).
• Son Maximus Antonio Kellogg born April 28, 2008.

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