High school basketball coaching legend Steve Smith by the numbers

And while the 66-year-old has left his mark on the game, Oak Hill Academy President Michael D. Groves said Smith will be remembered for many personal characteristics beyond the court.

"(His) passion for the game of basketball is surpassed only by his for his family and his loyalty to his players, to his assistant coaches and to the Oak Hill Academy," Groves said is a release. "People of abiding commitment to faith and family, Steve and his wife Lisa served as surrogate parents for generations of students enrolled at our small boarding school in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia."

By the numbers, here is what many will recall about Smith's nearly four decades on the job: 

1 — Seasons finishing outside national top 25 final rankings (1987-88)

8 — National championships

8 — Seasons finished No. 2 in national rankings

26 — 30+ win seasons (eight 40+)

31 — Most assists in one game by one of his players, Rondo, 2003-04 (national record is 35)

34 — McDonald's All-Americans coached

35 — Players coached who were drafted into the NBA

35 — Most points Anthony scored in game

37 — Number of seasons as head coach at Oak Hill Academy

47 — Most wins in a season, 47-1 (2014-15)

55 — Most points Rondo scored in game

63 — Most points by one of his players in game, Brandon Jennings (2007-08)

65 — Longest win streak, from 2000-2002

66 — Age of retirement

98 — Number of losses (2.6 per season)

250-plus — Players sent to Division I programs

1,225 — As of Tuesday, victories in his career, most by any active boys coach and surpassed only by Robert Hughes of Dunbar (Fort Worth, Texas) at 1,333 and Morgan Wootten of DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md) at 1,274

1,312 — Most points by one of his players in season (Jennings, 2007-08, 35.5 average)

81,167 — Amount of career NBA points from Anthony, Jackson, Rondo, Stackhouse and Strickland, most of any five alumni from a single high school