Brady won 192 games and lost 139 during his 11 years at LSU, for a 58.0% career winning percentage.  He was a two-time Southeastern Conference and NABC District Coach of the Year, a three-time Louisiana Coach of the Year and once a USBWA District Coach of the Year.  He led LSU to two SEC championships, two NIT appearances and four NCAA Tournament appearances, advancing to the Sweet 16 in 2000 and the Final Four in 2006.  His 2000 squad was ranked 9th in the nation in the final regular season poll and his 2006 team was ranked 18th.  He posted four 20-win seasons, including records of 28-6, 27-9, 21-11, 20-10 and 18-11.

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