Bill-Self

Bill Self is one of the most renowned and wealthiest Basketball coaches born on December 27, 1962, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, United States. Bill was worth a net of approximately $10 Million as on December 11 2023. In 2013, Self was named the Kansas coach for the nation's most popular rookie. The coach was in charge of coach of the Kansas coach from 2013. Self continued to coach the team for three years (1998-2000) in Tulsa in which he recorded the Tulsa record of 74%-27. Self coached TU's Golden Hurricane, which made successive NCAA Tournament appearances in both 1999 and 2000. Self was the coach of the Golden Hurricane's initial Elite Eight game in 1999-2000. Self set the record for most wins by one season in the TU, with 32-5. Basketball coach in college who led the Kansas University team to an NCAA Championship to 2012. He was awarded Naismith College coach of the year in 2012. In the same year, he won was awarded his fourth Big 12 Award of Coach of Year. Cindy Self, his wife of 29 years, was born in the year 1989. Tyler is Tyler's son and Lauren is the daughter of Lauren. Self was raised in the Okmulgee area where his father was the girls' basketball coach of Morris High School. The basketball player was awarded a scholarship at Oklahoma State University. For the entire time he was playing in the team, he was an honor roll student. He graduated with a degree in business from Oklahoma State in 1985. An MBA in Athletic Administration was conferred to him in the year 1989. Bill is among the top Basketball coaches in the United States. Self's net worth is estimated at $10 million according to Business Insider and Forbes. (Last Update: November 11 2023) On June 9 2000 Illinois was able to name Self the head coach of their basketball program. Self's coach before him, Lon Kruger, had recently left Illinois to take a new position as Atlanta Hawks head coach in the NBA.