History of Adrian Autry in Timeline

Adrian "Red" Autry is an American basketball coach who currently serves as the head coach for the Syracuse Orange men's basketball team in the ACC. He is a former professional basketball player who transitioned into coaching. His appointment as head coach marks a significant step in his career, solidifying his presence in collegiate basketball.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements

February 28, 1972: Adrian Autry's Birth

On February 28, 1972, Adrian "Red" Christopher Autry was born. He later became a basketball coach and former professional player.

February 29, 1972: Adrian Autry's Birth in Monroe, North Carolina

On February 29, 1972, Adrian Autry was born in Monroe, North Carolina, to Angeter Redfearn and Marvin Chambers.

1988: High School Championships

In 1988, Adrian Autry's high school squad won the New York City and New York state championships and were named the number one high school program in the nation.

1989: Parade All-American Honor

In 1989, Adrian Autry was named a Parade All-American while in high school.

1990: Freshman Season at Syracuse

During the 1990-91 season, his freshman year, Adrian Autry led the Syracuse team with 164 assists and was named to the Big East Conference All-Rookie Team.

1990: Autry Started Playing for Syracuse Orange

In 1990, Adrian Autry began playing as a point guard for the Syracuse Orange.

1990: All-American Honors

In 1990, Adrian Autry received multiple honors including Parade All-American and McDonald's All-American while playing high school basketball.

1990: Autry Joined Syracuse University

In the fall of 1990, Adrian Autry began attending Syracuse University after being recruited by several universities.

1993: FIBA 22 & Under World Championship Gold Medal

In 1993, Adrian Autry was selected to the USA team for the FIBA 22 & Under World Championship games in Spain, where they won the gold medal with a perfect 8-0 record.

1994: Autry Graduated from Syracuse University

In 1994, Adrian Autry graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in speech communications.

1994: Autry left Syracuse

In 1994, Autry concluded his career at Syracuse, where he ranked fifth in career assists (631) and sixth in career steals (217).

1995: Autry Started Professional Career

In 1995, Adrian Autry commenced his professional basketball career, playing in various European leagues and USA Basketball.

1995: Played with Besiktas Istanbul

In 1995, Adrian Autry spent one year playing with Besiktas Istanbul.

1996: Played with Besiktas Istanbul

In 1996, Adrian Autry spent one year playing with Besiktas Istanbul.

1998: Runner-up in the German Cup

In 1998, Adrian Autry and his team SSV Ulm 1846 were the runners-up in the German Cup.

1999: Played with Sicc BPA Jesi

In 1999, Adrian Autry played with Sicc BPA Jesi in Italy.

1999: All-German Imports First Team Selection

In 1999, Adrian Autry was named to the All-German Imports First Team, and held records for points (504), assists (116), and steals (65).

2000: Played with Paf Bologna

In 2000, Adrian Autry played with Paf Bologna in Italy, losing in the Italian Championships to Kinder Bologna.

2001: Played with Fabriano Basket

In 2001, Adrian Autry played with Fabriano Basket in Italy.

2002: Played with Mabo Livorno and SLUC Nancy Basket

In 2002, Adrian Autry played with Mabo Livorno in Italy before joining SLUC Nancy Basket in France.

2003: Played with SLUC Nancy Basket

During the 2002-2003 season, Adrian Autry played for SLUC Nancy Basket in France.

2004: Played with Brandt Hagen and Lokomotiv Novosibirsk

In 2004, Adrian Autry played for Brandt Hagen before joining Lokomotiv Novosibirsk in Russia.

2005: Autry ended Professional Career

In 2005, Adrian Autry retired from professional basketball after a 10-year career in various European leagues and USA Basketball.

2005: Retired from professional basketball

In 2005, Adrian Autry retired from professional basketball after playing for Verviers-Pepinster in Belgium and Deichman Śląsk Wrocław in Poland.

2005: Autry Retired and Began Coaching Career

In 2005, Adrian Autry retired from professional basketball and began his coaching career, coaching various teams in Virginia.

2006: Moved to Northern Virginia

In 2006, Adrian Autry and his family moved to Northern Virginia, where he worked at UPS and in real estate.

2007: Coached NOVA United

In the spring of 2007, Adrian Autry became involved in the AAU circuit as the coach of the 14-Under squad with NOVA United.

2008: Assistant Coach at Paul VI Catholic High School and Team Takeover

In 2008, Adrian Autry became an assistant coach at Paul VI Catholic High School and switched AAU teams to become an assistant coach for the 17-Under AAU squad Team Takeover.