NABC Coach of the Year

The NABC Coach of the Year Award has been presented by the National Association of Basketball Coaches since 1959. A longtime sponsor of the award was Kodak; it is currently sponsored by the UPS Store.

NCAA Division I Coaches of the Year
Year Award Winner College
1959Eddie HickeyMarquette
1960Pete NewellCalifornia
1961Fred TaylorOhio State
1962Fred Taylor (2)Ohio State
1963Ed JuckerCincinnati
1964John WoodenUCLA
1965Butch van Breda KolffPrinceton
1966Adolph RuppKentucky
1967John Wooden (2)UCLA
1968Guy LewisHouston
1969John Wooden (3)UCLA
1970John Wooden (4)UCLA
1971Jack KraftVillanova
1972John Wooden (5)UCLA
1973Gene BartowMemphis State
1974Al McGuireMarquette (2)
1975Bob KnightIndiana
1976Johnny OrrMichigan
1977Dean SmithNorth Carolina
1978 Bill FosterDuke
Abe LemonsTexas
1979Ray MeyerDePaul
1980Lute OlsonIowa
1981 Jack HartmanKansas State
Ralph MillerOregon State
1982Don MonsonIdaho
1983Lou CarneseccaSt. John's
1984Marv HarshmanWashington
1985John ThompsonGeorgetown
1986Eddie SuttonKentucky
1987Rick PitinoProvidence
1988John ChaneyTemple
1989P.J. CarlesimoSeton Hall
1990Jud HeathcoteMichigan State
1991Mike KrzyzewskiDuke
1992George RavelingSouthern California
1993Eddie FoglerVanderbilt
1994Gene KeadyPurdue [1]
Nolan RichardsonArkansas
1995Jim HarrickUCLA (6)
1996John CalipariMassachusetts
1997Clem HaskinsMinnesota
1998Bill GuthridgeNorth Carolina (2)
1999 Mike Krzyzewski (2)Duke (3)
Jim O'BrienOhio State
2000Gene Keady (2)Purdue [2]
2001Tom IzzoMichigan State
2002Kelvin SampsonOklahoma
2003Tubby SmithKentucky
2004 Mike MontgomeryStanford
Phil MartelliSaint Joseph's
2005Bruce WeberIllinois
2006Jay WrightVillanova (3)
2007Todd LickliterButler
2008Bob McKillopDavidson
2009 Mike AndersonMissouri
John Calipari (2)Memphis (2)
2010Jim BoeheimSyracuse
2011Steve FisherSan Diego State
2012Tom Izzo (2)Michigan State (3)
2013Jim CrewsSaint Louis
2014Gregg MarshallWichita State
2015John Calipari (3)Kentucky (4)
2016Bill SelfKansas
2017Mark FewGonzaga
2018Tony BennettVirginia
2019Matt PainterPurdue (3) [3]
2020Anthony GrantDayton

NCAA Division II Coaches of the Year
Year Award Winner College
1962Jim PhelanMount St. Mary's
1963Jim IversonSouth Dakota
1964Arad McCutchanEvansville
1965Arad McCutchan (2)Evansville (2)
1966Guy StrongKentucky Wesleyan
1967Clarence GainesWinston-Salem State
1968Bob PolkTrinity (Texas)
1969William CallahanAmerican International
1970Lucian MitchellKentucky State
1971Bob DanielsKentucky Wesleyan (2)
1972Charles MoirRoanoke
1973Bobby JonesKentucky Wesleyan (3)
1974Bill ThomasSouthwest Missouri State
1975Sonny AllenOld Dominion
1976 Herb MageePhiladelphia Textile
Don ZechPuget Sound
1977Ron ShumateTennessee–Chattanooga
1978John ChaneyCheyney State
1979Dave BussWisconsin–Green Bay
1980Hal WisselFlorida Southern
1981Jim Phelan (2)Mount St. Mary's (2)
1982Mac PettyWabash
1983Ralph UnderhillWright State
1984Lynn NanceCentral Missouri State
1985Bill JonesJacksonville State
1986Dave BikeSacred Heart
1987Wayne ChapmanKentucky Wesleyan (4)
1988Don DoucetteUMass Lowell
1989Michael BernardNorth Carolina Central
1990Wayne Chapman (2)Kentucky Wesleyan (5)
1991Gary ElliottNorth Alabama
1992Bruce WebsterBridgeport
1993Pat DouglassCal State Bakersfield
1994Pat Douglass (2)Cal State Bakersfield (2)
1995Bruce PearlSouthern Indiana
1996Gary GarnerFort Hays State
1997Pat Douglass (3)Cal State Bakersfield (3)
1998Bob WilliamsUC Davis
1999Ray HarperKentucky Wesleyan (6)
2000Mike DunlapMetro State
2001Ray Harper (2)Kentucky Wesleyan (7)
2002Mike Dunlap (2)Metro State (2)
2003Larry GipsonNortheastern State
2004Tony IngleKennesaw State
2005Dave RobbinsVirginia Union
2006Mike LeafWinona State
2007Ron LievenseBarton
2008Mike Leaf (2)Winona State (2)
2009Ron NiekampFindlay
2010Greg KamanskyCal Poly Pomona
2011Scott DavenportBellarmine
2012Brad JacksonWestern Washington
2013Steve HesserDrury
2014Kim AndersonCentral Missouri (2)
2015Linc DarnerFlorida Southern (2)
2016Tom BilleterAugustana (South Dakota)
2017Ben McCollumNorthwest Missouri State
2018Andy BronkemaFerris State
2019Ben McCollum (2)Northwest Missouri State (2)
2020Ben McCollum (3)Northwest Missouri State (3)

References
  1. "Purdue's Keady Honored by NABC". The Republic. Columbus, Indiana. Associated Press. April 4, 1994. p. 13 – via Newspapers.com.
  2. "Keady Named National Coach of the Year". Journal and Courier. Lafayette, Indiana. April 2, 2000. p. 12 – via Newspapers.com.
  3. https://purduesports.com/news/2019/4/3/mens-basketball-painter-named-nabc-national-coach-of-the-year.aspx


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