Tad Gormley

Francis Thomas 'Tad' Gormley (Dec. 23, 1883–Dec. 5, 1965) was the former head of the New Orleans Gymnastics Club and Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). He was a native of Cambridge, Massachusetts and in 1907 moved to New Orleans, Louisiana to run the Young Men's Gymnastic Club.

Gormley served as head trainer at Loyola, Tulane and LSU. He was also a game official in the New Orleans Prep School Athletic League for soccer, football and basketball and superintendent of City Park Stadium. From 1921 until 1923, he served as the head coach for the LSU Tigers men's basketball team, posting a 25-11 record. In 1962, he was elected to the National Athletic Trainers' Association Hall of Fame.

The former City Park Stadium in City Park, New Orleans was renamed Tad Gormley Stadium in his honor. He was the uncle of Joseph L. Gormley.

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LSU Tigers basketball head coaches

Edgar Wingard (1908–1909)
John W. Mayhew (1909–1911)
F. M. Long (1911–1913)
C. C. Stroud (1913–1918)
R. E. Edmonds (1918–1919)
C. C. Stroud (1919–1920)
Branch Bocock (1920–1921)
Tad Gormley (1921–1923)
Moon Ducote (1923–1924)
Hugh E. Wilson (1924–1925)
Harry Rabenhorst (1925–1942)
Dale Morey (1942–1944)
Jesse Fatherree & A. L. Swanson (1944–1945)
Harry Rabenhorst (1945–1957)
Jay McCreary (1957–1965)
Frank Truitt (1965–1966)
Press Maravich (1966–1972)
Dale Brown (1972–1997)
John Brady (1997–2008)
Butch Pierre # (2008)
Trent Johnson (2008–2012)
Johnny Jones (2012– )

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Loyola Wolfpack men's basketball head coaches

Abe Goldberg (1923–1924)
Robert Erskine (1924–1925)
Nat Tycher (1925–1926)
Fred Walker (1926–1927)
Zeke Bonura (1927–1928)
Tad Gormley (1928–1930)
Zeke Bonura (1930–1931)
No team (1931–1933)
Robert Erskine (1933–1939)
Jack Orsley (1939–1949)
Jim McCafferty (1949–1950)
Tom Haggerty (1950–1953)
Jim McCafferty (1953–1957)
Jim Harding (1957–1958)
Hank Kuzma (1958–1959)
Bill Gardiner (1959–1966)
Ron Greene (1966–1968)
Bob Luksta (1968–1972)
No team (1972–1991)
Jerry Hernandez (1991–2004)
Michael Giorlando (2004–2014)
Stacy Hollowell (2014– )

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