Bill-Self

Bill Self is one of the most well-known and wealthy Basketball coaches born on December 27, 1962 in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, United States. Bill's net worth estimated at the time of writing is around $10 million. The coaching profession began 2013 when he became the superstar of the Kansas freshman class Andrew Wiggins. Self was a part of his initial three seasons at Tulsa (1998-2000) and there self racked up the Tulsa highest record (74-27) following the rebuilding of Golden Eagles. When he was at TU Self coached the Golden Hurricane to two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances in 1999 and 2000. Self played in the first Golden Hurricane Elite Eight game in 1999-2000. Self set the record of most wins won in an individual season while at The University of Texas with a record of 32-5. Coach of basketball on the college level who assisted Kansas University win an NCAA Championship. Naismith Colleges Coach of the Year 2012 was the award he received. That year He also won his fourth Big 12 Award. In 1989, he got married to Cindy Self. Tyler, his son, and Lauren Lauren are the names that Self has given his children. Self was born in Okmulgee in Oklahoma, where his father was a girl's basketball coach at close by Morris High School. He was awarded a basketball scholarship at Oklahoma State University. He was a letter winner for the entire four seasons he played. He graduated in 1985 with an MBA degree and in 1989 he received a master's degree in sports management from Oklahoma State. Bill Self is the wealthiest basketball coach in the United States. Bill Self's net worth is reported to be $10 million by Forbes and Business Insider. Self was the previous head coach for Illinois basketball was appointed their new coach on the 9th of June 2000. Self's predecessor was Lon Kruger, had removed himself from the Illinois program to accept a job with the NBA as head coach of the Atlanta Hawks.