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Joe Breschi

Head Coach · North Carolina

Named head coach in 2008

Coach Legacy updates once a year, after the NCAA championship. Last updated: June 2026.

Coach Legacy Score

536#5 of current D1 head coaches
  • National championships × 1100
  • Players drafted × 3090
  • Career wins × 27468.5
  • Final Fours × 250
  • NCAA tournament wins × 1248
  • NCAA tournament appearances × 1545
  • Title games × 140
  • Conference regular-season titles × 936
  • Head-coaching seasons × 2929
  • Win % points above .500 × 13.413.4
  • Conference tournament titles × 210
  • Tewaaraton finalists × 16

How it's scored: the board explains the weights (a national title is 100, a Final Four 25, a Tewaaraton winner 25).

Key numbers

Career W-L
274-158
D1 head coach · .634
NCAA appearances
15
NCAA wins
12
Final Fours
2
Championships
1
Conference titles
9 / 2
regular season / tournament
Tewaaraton
0 / 1
winners / finalists
All-Americans
—
USILA 1st / 2nd / 3rd
Players Drafted
30 or more

Every number counts his Division I head-coaching jobs only. — is unknown (not found in the public pages read), never zero. A + means at least that many; * marks a record missing a D1 job or a season. Numbers labeled for his current school don't include his earlier D1 head-coaching jobs.

Career

  1. North Carolina

    Head coach · 2009–present

    182-95 (thru 2026)
  2. Ohio State

    Head coach · 1998–2008

    92-63

Division I head-coaching jobs, the ones Coach Legacy counts. Assistant and non-D1 jobs aren't listed.

Postseason by year

  • 2026NCAA tournament
  • 2025NCAA tournament · Conference regular-season title
  • 2021Final Four · Conference regular-season title
  • 2017NCAA tournament · Conference tournament title
  • 2016National champion · Conference regular-season title
  • 2015NCAA tournament
  • 2014NCAA tournament
  • 2013NCAA tournament · Conference tournament title · Conference regular-season title
  • 2012NCAA tournament
  • 2011NCAA tournament
  • 2010NCAA tournament · Conference regular-season title
  • 2009NCAA tournament
  • 2008NCAA tournament · Conference regular-season title
  • 2004NCAA tournament · Conference regular-season title
  • 2003NCAA tournament · Conference regular-season title
  • 1999Conference regular-season title

The seasons the pages name. A bio's narrative may not name every season, so this list can be short of his totals above.

Tewaaraton Award

  • finalistOwen Duffy · North Carolina2026

Credited to the head coach of the player's school that season. Winners 2001–2026; finalists 2024–2026 only (older finalist lists aren't on the foundation's site).

All-Americans

— USILA's full lists couldn't be read yet, so no All-American is counted for any coach. What his school says is below.

Honors

  • 2016 · USILA Coach of the Year
  • 2010 · ACC Coach of the Year
  • 2013 · ACC Coach of the Year
  • 2021 · ACC Coach of the Year
  • 2025 · ACC Coach of the Year

In the school's words

  • “Senior attackman Marcus Holman was UNC's first Tewaaraton Trophy finalist since 2004” source

Quoted, not counted: bios mix All-America selectors, assistant years and pro leagues.

Sources

Pages read on 2026-10-04, 2026-10-05, 2026-10-07 and 2026-10-08.

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