Coach of the Hutcherson Flying Queens of Wayland Baptist University
Compiled a 431-66 (.867 winning percentage) record in 18 years as the coach of the Flying Queens, winning the first 76 games he coached to complete Wayland’s 131-game winning streak in the 1950s
Guided Wayland to six AAU National titles
Coached 30 players who merited 55 AAU All-America citations and eight players who received NWIT All-America distinction 15 times
Spent 27 years altogether coaching the men’s (1947-1957) and women’s (1956-1973) teams at Wayland Baptist, coaching both teams simultaneously for two years
Contributed significantly to the development of women’s basketball with terms of service on the U.S. Olympic Committee, National Women’s Basketball Committee, and the AAU Rules Committee
Credited with being a driving force behind the adoption of several progressive rule changes in women’s basketball, including the continuous unlimited dribble, the 30-second clock, and the five-player, full-court game
