"Dan Pfaff" is a world leading track and field (athletics (sport)/athletics) coach, who has coached national, world, and Olympic Games/Olympic championship athletes.

Dan started as a high school coach, and soon moved up to the college ranks starting at Wichita State University. He then served as a graduate assistant at the University of Houston from 1980-81 under Tom Tellez—coach for Carl Lewis and Leroy Burrell. Following Houston Pfaff was the Women's Head Track and Field coach at U.T.E.P. from 1982-84. From 1985 to 1994 Pfaff was the head field events coach at L.S.U. during which time the program won multiple national championships, including back to back men's and women's national titles from 1989-90. He then had assistant coaching stints at the University of Texas, The University of Florida, and as a private coach until he was hired to run the United States Olympic Training Center. After the USOC Pfaff was hired by the United Kingdom as one of their national track and field coaches. Currently he is one of the coaches at the World Athletics Center in Phoenix, Arizona.

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He's a junior, and he's been through a few of these now. He executed very well today. When you come in and win the Commissioner's Trophy, it is a pretty special accomplishment.

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I know I've said it before, but we are really blessed to have three guards like those guys. Our turnovers have just been outstanding the last three or four games and it comes from those guys having the ball in their hands late.

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Those are outstanding numbers and show what kind of season he had for us. What has been very rewarding to see with Kevin, I remember a game last year ... where he hit a last-second shot to win the game for us. From that point on he became a guy who would put you on his back and carry you in games and we certainly did that.

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