Sporting News Coach of the Year Award
Lo Sporting News Coach of the Year Award è un premio conferito annualmente agli allenatori del campionato di pallacanestro NCAA Division I dalla testata giornalistica statunitense Sporting News.
Il premio è stato assegnato per la prima volta nel 1964.
Albo d'oro modifica
- 1964: John Wooden,
UCLA Bruins - 1965: non assegnato
- 1966: Adolph Rupp,
Kentucky Wildcats - 1967: Jack Hartman,
S. Illinois Salukis - 1968: Guy Lewis,
Houston Cougars - 1969: John Wooden, UCLA Bruins
- 1960: Adolph Rupp, Kentucky Wildcats
- 1971: Al McGuire,
Marquette G. Eagles - 1972: John Wooden, UCLA Bruins
- 1973: John Wooden, UCLA Bruins
- 1974: Digger Phelps, Notre Dame F. Irish
- 1975: Bob Knight,
Indiana Hoosiers - 1976: Tom Young,
Rutgers S. Knights - 1977: Lee Rose,
Charlotte 49ers - 1978: Bill Foster,
Duke Blue Devils - 1979: Bill Hodges,
Ind. St. Sycamores - 1980: Lute Olson,
Iowa Hawkeyes - 1981: Dale Brown,
LSU Tigers - 1982: Ralph Miller,
Oregon St. Beavers - 1983: Denny Crum,
Louisville Cardinals - 1984: John Thompson Jr.,
Georgetown Hoyas - 1985: Lou Carnesecca,
St. John's R. Storm
- 1986: Denny Crum, Louisville Cardinals
- 1987: Rick Pitino,
Providence Friars - 1988: John Chaney,
Temple Owls - 1989: P.J. Carlesimo,
Seton Hall Pirates - 1990: Jim Calhoun,
UConn Huskies - 1991: Rick Pitino, Kentucky Wildcats
- 1992: Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Blue Devils
- 1993: Eddie Fogler,
Vand. Commodores - 1994: Norm Stewart, Missouri Tigers
- 1995: Jud Heathcote, MSU Spartans
- 1996: John Calipari, UMass Minutemen
- 1997: Roy Williams,
Kansas Jayhawks - 1998: Bill Guthridge,
N. Carol. Tar Heels - 1999: Cliff Ellis,
Auburn Tigers - 2000: Bob Huggins,
Cincinnati Bearcats
- 2001: Al Skinner, Boston C. Eagles
- 2002: Ben Howland, Pittsburgh Panthers
- 2003: Tubby Smith, Kentucky Wildcats
- 2004: Mike Montgomery,
Stanford Cardinal - 2005: Bruce Weber, Illinois Fighting Illini
- 2006: Bruce Pearl,
Tenn. Volunteers - 2007: Tony Bennett,
Wash. St. Cougars - 2008: Keno Davis,
Drake Bulldogs - 2009: Bill Self, Kansas Jayhawks
- 2010: Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Orange
- 2011: Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh Panthers
- 2012: Bill Self, Kansas Jayhawks
- 2013: Jim Crews,
St. Louis Billikens - 2014: Gregg Marshall, WSU Shockers
- 2015: John Calipari, Kentucky Wildcats
- 2016: Tubby Smith,
TTU Red Raiders - 2017: Mark Few,
Gonzaga Bulldogs - 2018: Mick Cronin, Cincinnati Bearcats
- 2019: Mike Young, Wofford Terriers
- 2020: Anthony Grant, Dayton Flyers
- 2021: Juwan Howard,
Michigan Wolver. - 2022: Ed Cooley, Providence Friars
- 2023: Rodney Terry, Texas Longhorns
- 2024: Dan Hurley, UConn Huskies
