College Basketball Coaches Who Left For the NBA

Every few years, an accomplished college basketball coach makes the leap to the world of the NBA. When it happens, that means a renewed debate over whether collegiate coaches have the tools to be successful in the professional game.

Dan Hurley is the latest successful college coach to eye a move to the NBA.'

Hurley certainly made college basketball odds bettors a lot of money over the last two years, but can he replicate that success in Los Angeles?

College Basketball Coaches Who Left For the NBA

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Coach Previous College Team (Years) NBA Team Years (Record)
John Beilein Michigan (2007-19) Cavaliers 2019-20 (14-40)
Billy Donovan Florida (1996-2015) Thunder 2015-20 (261-180)
Fred Hoiberg Iowa State (2010-15) Bulls 2015-18 (117-159)
Quin Snyder Missouri (1999-2006) Jazz 2014-22 (393-294)
Brad Stevens Butler (2007-13) Celtics 2013-21 (392-322)
Mike Dunlap St. John's (2010-12, Assistant Coach) Bobcats 2012-13 (21-61)
Reggie Theus New Mexico State (2005-07) Kings 2007-08 (44-62)
Mike Montgomery Stanford (1986-2004) Warriors 2004-06 (68 -96)
Lon Kruger Illinois (1996-2000) Hawks 2000-03 (69-122)
Leonard Hamilton Miami Florida (1990-2000) Wizards 2000-01 (19-63)
Tim Floyd Iowa State (1994-98) Bulls 1998-2001 (93-235)
Rick Pitino Kentucky (1989-97) Celtics 1997-2001 (102-146)
John Calipari UMass (1988-96) Nets 1996-99 (72-115)
Jerry Tarkanian UNLV (1973-92) Spurs 1992 (9-11)
Rick Pitino (Again) Providence (1985-87) Knicks 1987-89 (96-81)

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