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Eddie Holbrook is an American former college men's basketball head coach. He is best known for his tenure at Gardner–Webb University between 1964 and 1978. He was hired to coach Gardner-Webb when he was just 24-years old, and during his 14-year career there he compiled an overall record of 344 wins to just 67 losses. Holbrook was the coach when the team transitioned from a junior college program to an NAIA school (beginning in 1969). In his first five years, Holbrook's teams won four conference titles, and two regional titles in 1968-'69 while earning an invitation to play in the National Junior College Athletic Association championship tournament in Hutchinson, Kansas (a first for any GW team). Eight of his players became All-Americans while five of them went onto careers in the National