Former DePaul men’s basketball coach Joey Meyer died Friday at the age of 74.

Meyer was head coach of the Blue Demons from 1984 to 1997, leading them to seven NCAA Tournaments and 231 wins. Only his father, Ray, won more games at the school.

Meyer played for his father at DePaul, ending his career as the school’s fourth-leading scorer, before working on his staff as an assistant coach for 11 seasons.

The 1986-87 Blue Demons, Meyer’s best team, went 28-3 and reached the Sweet 16. Meyer won at least one national coach of the year award.

In later years, Meyer was a head coach in the NBA Developmental League and a regional scout for the Clippers. He also spent several years as a radio analyst for Northwestern games.