COACHING HISTORY
Year | Team | Position on Staff |
2013-Present 2008-2013 2004-2008 2003-2004 2001-2002 1997-2001 1992-1997 1989-1992 1986-1989 1982-1986 |
Cleveland Cavaliers Milwaukee Bucks Chicago Bulls Atlanta Hawks Phoenix Suns Vancouver Grizzlies Cleveland Cavaliers University of New Hampshire Michigan State University Vevey Basket (Switzerland) |
Assistant Coach Assistant Coach/Interim Coach Assistant Coach/Interim Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Scout Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach |
COACHING IMPACT
– Coach Boylan’s contributions to basketball cannot be mentioned without the enormous role he has played in shaping the next generation of NBA players and coaches. Coach Boylan’s impact extends to Mike Bibby, Scott Skiles, Jason Kidd, Shawn Marion, Stephon Marbury, Nick Van Exel, Ben Wallace, Jerry Stackhouse, Kyrie Irving, Lebron James, Kevin Love, and David Blatt.
AREA OF EXPERTISE/OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS
– Coach Boylan’s NBA coaching career began in 1992 as a video coordinator/advance scout and assistant coach for Lenny Wilkens with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
– Coach Boylan’s coaching career began as a player/coach in Switzerland (1982-86) where he led the Vevey Basketball Club to the first championship in its 30-year history. He has also coached in the CBA (Rochester Renegade), with Michigan State (1986-89) and served as the Head Coach at the University of New Hampshire (1989-92).
– Coach Boylan was the starting point guard of the Marquette Warriors 1977 NCAA Championship team, Boylan led the club in assists during his junior and senior seasons before being selected by the Buffalo Braves in the 1978 NBA Draft.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS / TEAM ACHIEVEMENTS
– 2016 NBA Finals Champions (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 2015 NBA Finals Runner-Up (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 2013 NBA Playoffs (Milwaukee Bucks) – 2010 NBA Playoffs (Milwaukee Bucks) – 2007 Eastern Conference Semifinals (Chicago Bulls) – 2006 NBA Playoffs (Chicago Bulls) |
– 2005 NBA Playoffs (Chicago Bulls) – 2001 NBA Playoffs (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 1996 NBA Playoffs (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 1995 NBA Playoffs (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 1994 NBA Playoffs (Cleveland Cavaliers) – 1977 NCAA Champion (Marquette University) |