heads of states throughout this troubled world of ours had real concern and consideration for others as Dale Brown, I doubt if our racial, religious, and political problems would be a major issue." Packer stated, "Dale Brown is one of those rare individuals who has the ability to take on the toughest of tasks regardless of the odds against success and come out a winner. He has proven to be one of college basketball's best and a fine coach and man." On January 4, 2022, LSU inaugurated "Dale Brown Court" as the home venue for the Tigers basketball team in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. Head coaching record LSU basketball records Most overall wins: 448 Most SEC wins: 238 (second to Adolph Rupp) Most wins in a season: 31 Most consecutive wins in a season: 26 Most consecutive SEC wins in a season: 17 Most consecutive non-losing seasons: 17 (SEC record shared with Adolph Rupp) Most SEC regular season championships: 4 and 4 times runner-up. Only SEC Tournament championship: 1980 Most wins over Kentucky: 18 (of LSU's 27 total, most wins of any coach over Kentucky) Most NCAA Tournament appearances: 13 (of LSU's 22 total) Most consecutive national tournaments: 15 (of LSU's 25 total, SEC record) Most Final Four appearances: 2 (of LSU's 4 total) Most Elite Eight Appearances 4 (of LSU's 6 total) Highest finish in the polls: 2nd in 1980 and 3rd in 1981 Most points in a single game: 159 (SEC record) Played in front of the largest crowd (54,321) at that time to ever watch a regular season game on January 28, 1989 in the Superdome and defeated second- ranked Georgetown, 82–80. In 1990 the Superdome again was the site of a new NCAA regular season paid attendance record of 68,112 when LSU defeated Notre Dame, 87–64 Coaching Honors: 1. On nine occasions selected as SEC Coach of the Year or Runner-up. 2.On seven occasions voted Louisiana College Basketball Coach of the Year. 3.Two times chosen as National College Basketball Coach of the Year.. 4.Member of National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame, Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, Louisiana Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame, LSU Sports Hall of Fame, SEC Living Legends, and Louisiana Legends. 5. Selected by the Bleacher Report as one of the 50 greatest coaches in college basketball history.. 6. On September 10, 2021, The LSU Board of Supervisors voted to name the basketball