Penn introduces Fran McCaffery as head coach of men's basketball team

Fran McCaffery, who the University of Pennsylvania hired as head coach of its men's basketball team, was Iowa's all-time wins leader and longest-tenured coach in program history after 15 years at the school. McCaffery played three seasons with the Quakers and led the Ivy League in assists (105) and steals (51) as a senior in 1981-82. Penn went 36-6 in Ivy League play across McCaffery's three seasons, winning three conference titles. He played in two NCAA Tournaments. McCaffery hopes he can find that kind of success again at Penn, which has made the tournament only twice since Fran Dunphy left after 2006. Penn made one NCAA Tournament appearance during Donahue's tenure when it won the Ivy League Tournament on their home court at the Palestra in Philadelphia in 2018. As a No. 16 seed, the team lost to top-seeded Kansas in the first round. The Quakers went 131-130 overall and 63-63 in conference play since Donahue took over in 2015. READ MORE: https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/... Subscribe on YouTube:    / cbsphilly   Follow us on X: @CBSPhiladelphia Like us on Facebook:   / cbsphiladelphia   Follow us on TikTok: @CBSPhiladelphia Follow us on Instagram: @CBSPhiladelphia