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Bruce Weber Sport ( s ) Basketball Current position Title Head coach Team Kansas State Conference Big 12 Record 125 -- 80 Annual salary $1.85 million Biographical details ( 1956 - 10 - 19 ) October 19, 1956 ( age 61 ) Milwaukee, Wisconsin Alma mater University of Wisconsin -- Milwaukee Coaching career ( HC unless noted ) 1979 -- 1980 Western Kentucky ( GA ) 1980 -- 1998 Purdue ( assistant ) 1998 -- 2003 Southern Illinois 2003 -- 2012 Illinois 2012 -- present Kansas State Head coaching record Overall 438 -- 235 Tournaments 14 -- 11 ( NCAA Division I ) 3 -- 2 ( NIT ) Accomplishments and honors Championships NCAA Regional -- Final Four ( 2005 ) 2 MVC regular season ( 2002, 2003 ) 2 Big Ten regular season ( 2004, 2005 ) Big Ten Tournament ( 2005 ) Big 12 regular season ( 2013 ) Awards Naismith College Coach of the Year ( 2005 ) AP National Coach of the Year ( 2005 ) Big 12 Coach of the Year ( 2013 ) Big Ten Coach of the Year ( 2005 ) MVC Coach of the Year ( 2003 ) Henry Iba Award ( 2005 ) Adolph Rupp Cup ( 2005 ) NABC Coach of the Year ( 2005 ) Bruce Brett Weber ( born October 19, 1956 ) is an American college basketball coach who is currently the men 's basketball head coach at Kansas State University. Weber was formerly head coach at Southern Illinois University and the University of Illinois. Weber has won conference championships and conference coach of the year awards at each of the three schools where he has served as head coach. He has guided his teams to a combined total of twelve NCAA Tournaments, including an appearance with Illinois in the championship game of the 2005 NCAA Tournament. Weber was the consensus national coach of the year in 2005. Contents 1 Coaching 1.1 Early career 1.2 Southern Illinois 1.3 University of Illinois 1.3. 1 2003 -- 04 season 1.3. 2 2004 -- 05 season 1.3. 3 2005 -- 2012 1.4 Kansas State University 2 Professional players coached 3 Head coaching record 4 Personal 5 See also 6 References Coaching Early career Weber began his coaching career with a brief stint as a graduate assistant coach at Western Kentucky University during the 1979 -- 80 season under head coach Gene Keady. In 1980, Weber moved to Purdue University along with Keady. He remained an assistant coach at Purdue for 18 seasons before becoming the head coach at Southern Illinois University in 1998. Southern Illinois In his five seasons at Southern Illinois, Weber led the Salukis to consecutive Missouri Valley Conference championships and NCAA tournament appearances in 2002 and 2003, including a Sweet Sixteen finish in 2002. University of Illinois On April 30, 2003, Weber was hired by Illinois to replace Bill Self, who had departed from Illinois to take the head coaching job at Kansas. 2003 -- 04 season The Illini played a tough early season game against North Carolina on December 2 in Greensboro, and were tied at 69 with just six minutes to go. Illinois eventually lost the game 88 -- 81, but it proved to be a good test for the young team with no seniors in the starting lineup. Weber faced his toughest test after starting the conference schedule with an even 3 -- 3 mark. He changed many doubters ' minds by winning the remaining ten games on the conference schedule, winning the Big Ten title outright for the first time since 1952. The Illini finished second losing to Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament championship game. They received a bid as a # 5 seed in the 2004 NCAA Tournament, defeating Murray State and Cincinnati in the first two rounds to reach the Sweet Sixteen. A 72 -- 62 loss to top - seeded Duke ended their tournament run, but capped a solid first season for coach Weber. 2004 -- 05 season Main article : 2004 -- 05 Illinois Fighting Illini men 's basketball team The 2005 season opened with high expectations and the return of all the team 's starters. On December, 1 the Illini defeated the number - one ranked team, Wake Forest, 91 -- 73, at Assembly Hall. Weber sported a glowing orange blazer for the game, and Assembly Hall was painted orange by the 16,618 fans wearing school colors. The pressure grew for Weber as the victory vaulted the Illini to the top spot in the polls the following week, a spot they would carry for the rest of the season. Regular season perfection and their 29 -- 0 record ended on the last game of the regular season, however, as Illinois lost a 12 - point, second half lead to Ohio State and lost on a last second shot to the Thad Matta - coached Buckeyes, 65 -- 64. The Illini won the Big Ten regular season and Tournament titles. In the 2005 NCAA Tournament the team received the overall # 1 seed, and top seed in the Midwest Regional. Illinois defeated Farleigh Dickinson and Nevada in the first two rounds in Indianapolis. In the Sweet Sixteen, Weber led the Illini to a victory over his alma - mater, Milwaukee, then defeated Arizona in an amazing comeback to advance to the Final Four. After leading Illinois to a win over Louisville in the Final Four, Weber could not deliver the Fighting Illini their first national championship, falling 75 -- 70 to North Carolina in the National Championship game. Weber coached the team to the best record in school history, finishing 37 -- 2, and tying the NCAA record for most wins in a season. Weber won many coaching awards after the season, including the Naismith Award and the Henry Iba Award. 2005 -- 2012 Despite losing three starters to the NBA, the Illini finished the 2005 -- 06 season with a 26 -- 7 record and reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The 2006 -- 07 season had a disappointing start, including the first three - game losing streak in Weber 's tenure. However, the Illini rebounded to finish 23 -- 11 and again qualify for the NCAA tournament. The 2007 -- 08 season marked the first time during Weber 's tenure that the Illini did not qualify for a postseason tournament, finishing the season with an overall record of 16 -- 19, 5 -- 13 in the Big Ten. The team improved markedly the following year, however, finishing 24 -- 10, 11 -- 7 in the Big Ten and returning to NCAA Tournament. After a 10 -- 0 start to the 2011 -- 12 season, Weber 's Illini went 7 -- 15, finishing the season with a 17 -- 15 record. On March 9, 2012, one day after the Illini lost its Big Ten Tournament opening - round game to Iowa, Weber was relieved of his duties. During his nine - year tenure as Illinois coach, Weber amassed a Big Ten record of 89 -- 64, and an overall record of 210 -- 101. His overall win percentage with Illinois ( 67.5 % ) stands as second only to Bill Self in the modern era. Kansas State University On March 31, 2012, Weber was hired as head coach at Kansas State University, a school that was coming off three consecutive NCAA tournament appearances. In his first season at K - State, Weber led the Wildcats to 27 -- 8 record and tied for the Big 12 Conference title with a 14 -- 4 conference mark. The title was K - State 's first regular season conference championship since 1977. Weber was named the 2012 -- 13 Big 12 Conference Men 's Basketball Coach of the Year. His first season at KSU ended with an upset loss in the second round of the NCAA Tournament to LaSalle 63 -- 61, in Kansas City 's Sprint Center. Shortly after the end of Weber 's first season, starting point guard Angel Rodriquez and reserve forward Adrian Diaz announced their intentions to transfer. Also, freshman guard Michael Orris, a member of Weber 's original recruiting class, left the team to join Northern Illinois. Kansas State 's roster was further thinned when incoming freshman Neville Fincher was declared ineligible for the 2013 -- 14 season, and incoming point guard Jevon Thomas was declared ineligible for the fall semester. Weber started his second season at Kansas State 0 -- 1 after losing at home to the Big Sky Conference 's Northern Colorado Bears, but finished the non-conference schedule with an 8 - game winning streak and a 10 -- 3 record. In its first conference game, Kansas State upset # 6 Oklahoma State and earned a # 25 ranking in the following week 's AP Poll. The team finished the regular season with a 20 -- 12 record, 10 -- 8 in the Big 12 and returned to the NCAA Tournament for a school - record fifth straight season. Weber 's third season at Kansas State ended with a 15 -- 17 record ( 8 -- 10 in Big 12 play ). The school did not advance to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2009. The losing record was just the second for Weber in his 17 seasons as a head coach. Following the season, Weber 's squad saw the transfer and departure of six scholarship players, including Marcus Foster, Jevon Thomas, Nigel Johnson, Tre Harris and Malek Harris. As a result of the departure of those players, the 2015 -- 16 season was difficult. The Wildcats finished 17 -- 15, 5 -- 13 in Big 12 play. Professional players coached Player Years Coached NBA Draft Current / Last Pro Team Highest Level Played Southern Illinois Rolan Roberts 1, Graduated Undrafted, 2002 HTV Basket International Jermaine Dearman 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2003 Indianapolis Diesels International Illinois Deron Williams 2, Graduated 3rd, Utah Jazz, 2005 NBA Draft Cleveland Cavaliers NBA Luther Head 2, Graduated 24th, Houston Rockets, 2005 NBA Draft Caneros LR NBA Roger Powell 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2005 Skyliners Frankfurt NBA Jack Ingram 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2005 KK Krka NBA Summer James Augustine 3, Graduated 41st, Orlando Magic, 2006 NBA Draft Baloncesto Málaga NBA Dee Brown 3, Graduated 46th, Utah Jazz, 2006 NBA Draft PBC Lukoil Academic NBA Aaron Spears 2, Transferred Undrafted, 2006 Saint John Mill Rats International Warren Carter 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2007 Chorale Roanne Basket NBA Summer Marcus Arnold 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2007 Baloncesto Fuenlabrada International Brian Randle 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2008 New Basket Brindisi NBA Summer Shaun Pruitt 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2008 Marinos International Chester Frazier 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2009 s. Oliver Baskets International Trent Meacham 3, Graduated Undrafted, 2009 Boulazac Basket Dordogne International Rodney Alexander 1, Transferred Undrafted, 2009 Vaqueros de Agua Prieta International Jamar Smith 3, Transferred Undrafted, 2010 BC UNICS NBA G League C.J. Jackson 4, Transferred Undrafted, 2010 ASC Denain - Voltaire PH International Dominique Keller 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2010 Club Olimpia International Alex Legion 2, Transferred Undrafted, 2011 Pallacanestro Mantovana International Mike Davis 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2011 Ankara DSİ S.K. NBA G League Brian Carlwell 2, Transferred Undrafted, 2011 Argentino de Junín International Bill Cole 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2011 Cheshire Phoenix International Demetri McCamey 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2011 Fortituto Kontatto Bologna NBA G League Mike Tisdale 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2011 Maine Red Claws NBA G League Jereme Richmond 1. Graduated Undrafted, 2011 Obras Sanitarias International Meyers Leonard 2, Graduated 11th, Portland Trailblazers, 2012 NBA Draft Portland Trailblazers NBA Stan Simpson 2, Transferred Undrafted, 2013 Texas Legends International Tyler Griffey 3, Coach Change Undrafted, 2013 Swans Gmunden International Brandon Paul 3, Coach Change Undrafted, 2013 San Antonio Spurs NBA D.J. Richardson 3, Coach Change Undrafted, 2013 s. Oliver Würzburg International Joseph Bertrand 2, Coach Change Undrafted, 2014 Halifax Hurricanes International Kansas State Rodney McGruder 1, Graduated Undrafted, 2013 Miami Heat NBA Martavious Irving 1, Graduated Undrafted, 2013 Pelita Jaya Energi Mega Persada International Jordan Henriquez 1, Graduated Undrafted, 2013 Westchester Knicks NBA G League Shane Southwell 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2014 Winterthur International Thomas Gipson 3, Graduated Undrafted, 2015 Kouvot International Ángel Rodríguez 1, Transferred Undrafted, 2016 Maccabi Haifa B.C. NBA Summer Justin Edwards 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2016 Nanterre 92 NBA Summer Stephen Hurt 2, Graduated Undrafted, 2016 Czarni Słupsk International Wesley Iwundu 4, Graduated 33rd, Orlando Magic, 2017 NBA Draft Orlando Magic NBA D.J Johnson 4, Graduated Undrafted, 2017 G.S. Lavrio B.C. International Head coaching record Season Team Overall Conference Standing Postseason Southern Illinois Salukis ( Missouri Valley Conference ) ( 1998 -- 2003 ) 1998 -- 99 Southern Illinois 15 -- 12 10 -- 8 T -- 5th 1999 -- 00 Southern Illinois 20 -- 13 12 -- 6 3rd NIT Second Round 2000 -- 01 Southern Illinois 16 -- 14 10 -- 8 T -- 4th 2001 -- 02 Southern Illinois 28 -- 8 14 -- 4 T -- 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2002 -- 03 Southern Illinois 24 -- 7 16 -- 2 1st NCAA Round of 64 Southern Illinois : 103 -- 54 (. 656 ) 62 -- 28 (. 689 ) Illinois Fighting Illini ( Big Ten Conference ) ( 2003 -- 2012 ) 2003 -- 04 Illinois 26 -- 7 13 -- 3 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2004 -- 05 Illinois 37 -- 2 15 -- 1 1st NCAA Runner -- Up 2005 -- 06 Illinois 26 -- 7 11 -- 5 T -- 2nd NCAA Round of 32 2006 -- 07 Illinois 23 -- 12 9 -- 7 T -- 4th NCAA Round of 64 2007 -- 08 Illinois 16 -- 19 5 -- 13 T -- 9th 2008 -- 09 Illinois 24 -- 10 11 -- 7 T -- 2nd NCAA Round of 64 2009 -- 10 Illinois 21 -- 15 10 -- 8 5th NIT Quarterfinals 2010 -- 11 Illinois 20 -- 14 9 -- 9 T -- 4th NCAA Round of 32 2011 -- 12 Illinois 17 -- 15 6 -- 12 9th Illinois : 210 -- 101 (. 675 ) 89 -- 65 (. 578 ) Kansas State Wildcats ( Big 12 Conference ) ( 2012 -- present ) 2012 -- 13 Kansas State 27 -- 8 14 -- 4 T -- 1st NCAA Round of 64 2013 -- 14 Kansas State 20 -- 13 10 -- 8 5th NCAA Round of 64 2014 -- 15 Kansas State 15 -- 17 8 -- 10 T -- 6th 2015 -- 16 Kansas State 17 -- 16 5 -- 13 8th 2016 -- 17 Kansas State 21 -- 14 8 -- 10 6th NCAA Round of 64 2017 -- 18 Kansas State 25 -- 12 10 -- 8 4th NCAA Elite Eight Kansas State : 125 -- 80 (. 610 ) 55 -- 53 (. 509 ) Total : 438 -- 235 (. 651 ) National champion Postseason invitational champion Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion Conference tournament champion Personal Weber was born in Milwaukee to Louis and Dawn Weber, growing up with two sisters and two brothers. Weber graduated from the University of Wisconsin -- Milwaukee in 1978 with a bachelor 's degree in education. Weber added a master 's degree in education administration and physical education from Western Kentucky University in 1981. He is married to Megan Weber, and has three daughters -- Christy, Emily, and Hannah. Also, according to Ron W. He is a graduate of John Marshall HS. See also List of NCAA Division I Men 's Final Four appearances by coach References ^ Jump up to : `` KSU Weber biography ''. Retrieved 2017 - 03 - 25. Jump up ^ `` Illinois Weber biography ''. Archived from the original on 2013 - 04 - 12. Retrieved 2013 - 03 - 18. Jump up ^ `` Arizona vs. Illinois -- Game Recap -- March 26, 2005 -- ESPN ''. ESPN.com. Retrieved 2016 - 04 - 18. Jump up ^ ( 1 ) Chicago Sun - Times. Archived May 13, 2008, at the Wayback Machine. Jump up ^ http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2012/03/09/illinois-fires-bruce-weber.html Jump up ^ Kellis Robinett. `` K - State upset 63 -- 61 by La Salle ''. The Kansas City Star, March 22, 2013. Jump up ^ Kellis Robinett. `` Adrian Diaz leaves Kansas State basketball ''. The Wichita Eagle, April 8, 2013. Jump up ^ Sports Illustrated, April 22, 2013. Jump up ^ The Topeka Capital - Journal, April 1, 2013. Archived October 11, 2013, at the Wayback Machine. Jump up ^ Ken Corbitt. `` K - State recruit Fincher fails to qualify ''. The Topeka Capital - Journal, June 6, 2013. Jump up ^ Kellis Robinett. `` New York point guard Jevon Thomas to join Kansas State basketball next season ''. The Wichita Eagle, February 27, 2013. Jump up ^ `` Kansas State 's Marcus Foster will transfer to Creighton, Wildcats add recruit ''. kansascity. Retrieved 2016 - 02 - 17. Current men 's basketball head coaches of the Big 12 Conference Scott Drew ( Baylor ) Steve Prohm ( Iowa State ) Bill Self ( Kansas ) Bruce Weber ( Kansas State ) Lon Kruger ( Oklahoma ) Mike Boynton ( Oklahoma State ) Jamie Dixon ( TCU ) Shaka Smart ( Texas ) Chris Beard ( Texas Tech ) Bob Huggins ( West Virginia ) Links to related articles Southern Illinois Salukis men 's basketball head coaches William McAndrew ( 1913 -- 1918 ) No team ( 1918 -- 1919 ) William McAndrew ( 1919 -- 1943 ) Glenn Martin ( 1943 -- 1946 ) Lynn Holder ( 1946 -- 1958 ) Harry Gallatin ( 1958 -- 1962 ) Jack Hartman ( 1962 -- 1970 ) Paul Lambert ( 1970 -- 1978 ) Joe Gottfried ( 1978 -- 1981 ) Allen Van Winkle ( 1981 -- 1985 ) Rich Herrin ( 1985 -- 1998 ) Bruce Weber ( 1998 -- 2003 ) Matt Painter ( 2003 -- 2004 ) Chris Lowery ( 2004 -- 2012 ) Barry Hinson ( 2012 -- ) Illinois Fighting Illini men 's basketball head coaches Elwood Brown ( 1905 -- 1906 ) Frank L. Pinckney ( 1906 -- 1907 ) Fletcher Lane ( 1907 -- 1908 ) Herb Juul ( 1908 -- 1910 ) Thomas E. Thompson ( 1910 -- 1912 ) Ralph Jones ( 1912 -- 1920 ) Frank Winters ( 1920 -- 1922 ) J. Craig Ruby ( 1922 -- 1936 ) Douglas R. Mills ( 1936 -- 1947 ) Harry Combes ( 1947 -- 1967 ) Harv Schmidt ( 1967 -- 1974 ) Gene Bartow ( 1974 -- 1975 ) Lou Henson ( 1975 -- 1996 ) Lon Kruger ( 1996 -- 2000 ) Bill Self ( 2000 -- 2003 ) Bruce Weber ( 2003 -- 2012 ) John Groce ( 2012 -- 2017 ) Jamall Walker # ( 2017 ) Brad Underwood ( 2017 -- ) Pound sign ( # ) denotes interim head coach. Kansas State Wildcats men 's basketball head coaches Charles W. Melick ( 1905 -- 1906 ) Mike Ahearn ( 1906 -- 1911 ) Guy Lowman ( 1911 -- 1914 ) Carl J. Merner ( 1914 -- 1916 ) Zora G. Clevenger ( 1916 -- 1920 ) E.A. Knoth ( 1920 -- 1921 ) E.C. Curtis ( 1921 -- 1923 ) Charlie Corsaut ( 1923 -- 1933 ) Frank Root ( 1933 -- 1939 ) Jack Gardner ( 1939 -- 1942 ) Chili Cochrane ( 1942 -- 1943 ) Cliff Rock ( 1943 -- 1944 ) Fitz Knorr ( 1944 -- 1946 ) Jack Gardner ( 1946 -- 1953 ) Tex Winter ( 1953 -- 1968 ) Cotton Fitzsimmons ( 1968 -- 1970 ) Jack Hartman ( 1970 -- 1986 ) Lon Kruger ( 1986 -- 1990 ) Dana Altman ( 1990 -- 1994 ) Tom Asbury ( 1994 -- 2000 ) Jim Wooldridge ( 2000 -- 2006 ) Bob Huggins ( 2006 -- 2007 ) Frank Martin ( 2007 -- 2012 ) Bruce Weber ( 2012 -- ) Naismith College Coaches of the Year Men 's coaches 1987 : Knight 1988 : Brown 1989 : Krzyzewski 1990 : Cremins 1991 : Ayers 1992 : Krzyzewski 1993 : D. Smith 1994 : Richardson 1995 : Harrick 1996 : Calipari 1997 : Williams 1998 : Guthridge 1999 : Krzyzewski 2000 : Montgomery 2001 : Barnes 2002 : Howland 2003 : T. Smith 2004 : Martelli 2005 : Weber 2006 : Wright 2007 : Bennett 2008 : Calipari 2009 : Dixon 2010 : Boeheim 2011 : Fisher 2012 : Self 2013 : Larrañaga 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Calipari 2016 : Wright 2017 : Few 2018 : Bennett Women 's coaches 1987 : Summitt 1988 : Barmore 1989 : Summitt 1990 : VanDerveer 1991 : Ryan 1992 : Weller 1993 : Stringer 1994 : Summitt 1995 : Auriemma 1996 : Landers 1997 : Auriemma 1998 : Summitt 1999 : Peck 2000 : Auriemma 2001 : McGraw 2002 : Auriemma 2003 : Goestenkors 2004 : Summitt 2005 : Chatman 2006 : Hatchell 2007 : Goestenkors 2008 : Auriemma 2009 : Auriemma 2010 : Yori 2011 : VanDerveer 2012 : Mulkey 2013 : McGraw 2014 : McGraw 2015 : Banghart 2016 : Auriemma 2017 : Auriemma 2018 : Schaefer Associated Press College Men 's Basketball Coach of the Year winners 1967 : Wooden 1968 : Lewis 1969 : Wooden 1970 : Wooden 1971 : McGuire 1972 : Wooden 1973 : Wooden 1974 : Sloan 1975 : Knight 1976 : Knight 1977 : Gaillard 1978 : Sutton 1979 : Hodges 1980 : Meyer 1981 : Miller 1982 : Miller 1983 : Lewis 1984 : Meyer 1985 : Frieder 1986 : Sutton 1987 : T. Davis 1988 : Chaney 1989 : Knight 1990 : Calhoun 1991 : Ayers 1992 : Williams 1993 : Fogler 1994 : Stewart 1995 : Sampson 1996 : Keady 1997 : Haskins * 1998 : Izzo 1999 : Ellis 2000 : Eustachy 2001 : Doherty 2002 : Howland 2003 : Smith 2004 : Martelli 2005 : Weber 2006 : Williams 2007 : Bennett 2008 : K. Davis 2009 : Self 2010 : Boeheim 2011 : Brey 2012 : Haith 2013 : Larrañaga 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Calipari 2016 : Self 2017 : Few 2018 : Bennett * Selection later vacated Henry Iba Award winners 1959 : Hickey 1960 : Newell 1961 : Taylor 1962 : Taylor 1963 : Jucker 1964 : Wooden 1965 : van Breda Kolff 1966 : Rupp 1967 : Wooden 1968 : Lewis 1969 : John 1970 : Wooden 1971 : Wooden 1972 : Wooden 1973 : Wooden 1974 : Sloan 1975 : Knight 1976 : Orr 1977 : Sutton 1978 : Meyer 1979 : D. Smith 1980 : Meyer 1981 : Miller 1982 : Thompson 1983 : Carnesecca 1984 : Keady 1985 : Carnesecca 1986 : Versace 1987 : Chaney 1988 : Chaney 1989 : Knight 1990 : Williams 1991 : Ayers 1992 : Clark 1993 : Fogler 1994 : Spoonhour 1995 : Sampson 1996 : Keady 1997 : Haskins 1998 : Izzo 1999 : Ellis 2000 : Eustachy 2001 : Skinner 2002 : Howland 2003 : T. Smith 2004 : Martelli 2005 : Weber 2006 : Williams 2007 : Bennett 2008 : Davis 2009 : Self 2010 : Boeheim 2011 : Brey 2012 : Haith 2013 : Larrañaga 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Bennett 2016 : Mack 2017 : Few 2018 : Bennett Adolph Rupp Cup winners 2004 : Martelli 2005 : Weber 2006 : Williams 2007 : Ryan 2008 : Pearl 2009 : Pitino 2010 : Calipari 2011 : Fisher 2012 : Self 2013 : Larrañaga 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Calipari NABC Coach of the Year winners 1959 : Hickey 1960 : Newell 1961 : Taylor 1962 : Taylor 1963 : Jucker 1964 : Wooden 1965 : van Breda Kolff 1966 : Rupp 1967 : Wooden 1968 : Lewis 1969 : Wooden 1970 : Wooden 1971 : Kraft 1972 : Wooden 1973 : Bartow 1974 : McGuire 1975 : Knight 1976 : Orr 1977 : D. Smith 1978 : Foster & Lemons 1979 : Meyer 1980 : Olson 1981 : Hartman & Miller 1982 : Monson 1983 : Carnesecca 1984 : Harshman 1985 : Thompson 1986 : Sutton 1987 : Pitino 1988 : Chaney 1989 : Carlesimo 1990 : Heathcote 1991 : Krzyzewski 1992 : Raveling 1993 : Fogler 1994 : Keady & Richardson 1995 : Harrick 1996 : Calipari 1997 : Haskins 1998 : Guthridge 1999 : Krzyzewski & O'Brien 2000 : Keady 2001 : Izzo 2002 : Sampson 2003 : T. Smith 2004 : Martelli & Montgomery 2005 : Weber 2006 : Wright 2007 : Lickliter 2008 : McKillop 2009 : Anderson & Calipari 2010 : Boeheim 2011 : Fisher 2012 : Izzo 2013 : Crews 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Calipari 2016 : Self 2017 : Few 2018 : Bennett Missouri Valley Conference Men 's Basketball Coach of the Year 1949 : H. Iba 1950 : Anderson 1951 : H. Iba 1952 : Hickey 1953 : H. Iba 1954 : R. Miller 1955 : C. Iba 1956 : Pasche 1957 : Hickey 1958 : G. Smith 1959 : G. Smith 1960 : Orsborn 1961 : Jucker 1962 : Orsborn 1963 : Jucker 1964 : John 1965 : Thompson 1966 : Baker 1967 : Swank 1968 : John 1969 : Hayes & John 1970 : John 1971 : Polk 1972 : Bartow 1973 : Hayes & Crum 1974 : Stowell 1975 : Henson 1976 : Ekker 1977 : Hayes 1978 : Apke 1979 : Hodges 1980 : Versace 1981 : Richardson 1982 : Garner 1983 : Drew 1984 : Donewald 1985 : Richardson 1986 : Versace 1987 : Barnett & Fogler 1988 : Albeck 1989 : Barone 1990 : Herrin 1991 : Locke 1992 : Bender 1993 : Washington 1994 : T. Smith 1995 : T. Smith 1996 : Molinari 1997 : E. Miller 1998 : Stallings 1999 : Crews 2000 : Waltman 2001 : Altman 2002 : Altman 2003 : Weber 2004 : Painter 2005 : Lowery 2006 : Turgeon 2007 : Lowery 2008 : Davis 2009 : Jacobson 2010 : Jacobson 2011 : Martin 2012 : Marshall 2013 : Marshall 2014 : Marshall 2015 : Jacobson 2016 : Hinson 2017 : Muller 2018 : Moser Big Ten Conference Men 's Basketball Coach of the Year 1974 : Orr 1975 : Knight 1976 : Knight 1977 : Orr 1978 : Heathcote 1979 : Olson 1980 : Knight 1981 : Knight 1982 : Dutcher 1983 : Miller 1984 : Keady 1985 : Frieder 1986 : Heathcote 1987 : Davis 1988 : Keady 1989 : Knight 1990 : Keady 1991 : Ayers 1992 : Ayers 1993 : Henson 1994 : Keady 1995 : Keady 1996 : Keady 1997 : Haskins * 1998 : Izzo 1999 : O'Brien 2000 : Keady 2001 : O'Brien 2002 : Ryan 2003 : Ryan 2004 : Carmody 2005 : Weber 2006 : Matta 2007 : Matta 2008 : Painter 2009 : DeChellis & Izzo 2010 : Matta & Painter 2011 : Painter 2012 : Izzo 2013 : Ryan 2014 : Beilein & Miles 2015 : Ryan & Turgeon 2016 : Crean 2017 : Pitino 2018 : Holtmann * Selection later vacated Big 12 Conference Men 's Basketball Coach of the Year 1997 : Williams 1998 : Sutton 1999 : Barnes 2000 : Eustachy 2001 : Eustachy 2002 : Williams 2003 : Barnes 2004 : Sutton 2005 : Gillispie 2006 : Self 2007 : Gillispie 2008 : Barnes 2009 : Self 2010 : Martin 2011 : Self 2012 : Hoiberg & Self 2013 : Weber 2014 : Barnes 2015 : Huggins 2016 : Smith 2017 : Self 2018 : Beard & Self Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bruce_Weber_(basketball)&oldid=843097793 '' Categories : 1956 births Living people College men 's basketball head coaches in the United States Illinois Fighting Illini men 's basketball coaches Kansas State Wildcats men 's basketball coaches Milwaukee Panthers baseball players Purdue Boilermakers men 's basketball coaches Southern Illinois Salukis men 's basketball coaches Sportspeople from Milwaukee Western Kentucky Hilltoppers basketball coaches Hidden categories : Webarchive template wayback links All articles with dead external links Articles with dead external links from November 2015 Talk Contents About Wikipedia Español Edit links This page was last edited on 26 May 2018, at 21 : 29. 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Question: who is the head basketball coach at kansas state
Answer: Bruce Brett Weber