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Everett N. Case

 Everett Case was a brilliant combination of coach, promoter, and motivator and a master at both inspiring his players and exciting the crowds. An animated bench coach the silver-haired “Old Grey Fox” constantly chewed gum and urged his players on with motivational speeches. Case’s solid ball-handling teams were quick, uptempo, and offensive-minded units that delighted fans everywhere. In 21 seasons at four different high schools, Case was an Indiana scholastic basketball legend, capturing 726 victories and leading Frankfort High School to four state championships. His coaching splendor continued at North Carolina State University from 1946 to 1964  where he compiled a .739 winning percentage and was largely responsible for popularizing basketball in both the Atlantic Coast Conference and in North Carolina with his popular tactics and innovations. Case, who won four Atlantic Coast Conference crowns, was also named ACC Coach of the Year three times.

Enshrined

1982

Born

June 21, 1900 Anderson, IN

Died

April 30, 1966

College

North Carolina State

Career Stats

4x STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
AT FRANKFORT HS
4x ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
TITLES
3x ACC COACH OF THE YEAR