set a record for the team with the most losses reaching the NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament. Head coach at Butler On June 12, 2017, Butler hired Jordan to replace Chris Holtmann. Butler's athletic director Barry Collier had recruited Jordan as a player and coached him for three seasons. In his first season as head coach, he led the unranked Bulldogs to a stunning 101–93 upset of No. 1 Villanova in Hinkle Fieldhouse, marking Butler's third straight win over the Wildcats. On April 1, 2022, Butler announced that they had parted ways with Jordan. Personal life Jordan is married to Destinee Jordan and they have three daughters together. Jordan is a Christian. Head coaching record References External links Milwaukee profile 1979 births Living people American men's basketball players Basketball coaches from Michigan Basketball players from Michigan Butler Bulldogs men's basketball coaches Butler Bulldogs men's basketball players Educators from Michigan Guards (basketball) Huntsville Flight players Iowa Hawkeyes men's basketball coaches Michigan Wolverines men's basketball coaches Milwaukee Panthers men's basketball coaches People from Albion, Michigan