Winningest coaches at USC:
**Boyd's 1971 team is regarded as possibly SCs best and was 24–2, No. 5 in the nation (both losses to No. 1 ucla - no NCAA tournament that season, only conference champions). His wins over UCLA in 1969 and 1970 were UCLA's first losses in Pauley Pavilion, built in 1966. Twice Conference Coach of the Year. He sent 10 players into the NBA, including Paul Westphal, Mo Layton, Gus Williams, Ron Riley and Cliff Robinson.
# Enfield's record is thru 01/17/23 - needs 65 wins to be winningest coach in USC history, 6 NBA draft picks (Chimezie Metu, De'Anthony Melton, Kevin Porter, Jr., Onyeka Okongwu, Evan Mobley, Isaiah Mobley)
*** Twogood was assistant to Sam Barry and assumed the head coach role, after Barry's sudden passing. Played basketball and baseball at University of Iowa, then had a stint in minor league baseball. He was a USN Lt. Commander in WWII. Also coached baseball at Idaho in 1937-41 (34-90 record). Sent John Rudometkin and John Block to the NBA. After retiring as USC head coach in 1966, he served as an assistant AD until 1972, until his death of cancer.
- Sam Barry*- 1929-41 & 1945-50, (260-138, 65.3%) - Final Four in 1940
- Bob Boyd** - 1967-79, (216-131, 62.2%) - Round of 32 in 1979
- Andy Enfield# - 2013- present, (196-123, 61.4%) - Elite Eight in 2021
- Forrest Twogood***-1949-66 (251-179, 58.3%) - Final Four in 1954
**Boyd's 1971 team is regarded as possibly SCs best and was 24–2, No. 5 in the nation (both losses to No. 1 ucla - no NCAA tournament that season, only conference champions). His wins over UCLA in 1969 and 1970 were UCLA's first losses in Pauley Pavilion, built in 1966. Twice Conference Coach of the Year. He sent 10 players into the NBA, including Paul Westphal, Mo Layton, Gus Williams, Ron Riley and Cliff Robinson.
# Enfield's record is thru 01/17/23 - needs 65 wins to be winningest coach in USC history, 6 NBA draft picks (Chimezie Metu, De'Anthony Melton, Kevin Porter, Jr., Onyeka Okongwu, Evan Mobley, Isaiah Mobley)
*** Twogood was assistant to Sam Barry and assumed the head coach role, after Barry's sudden passing. Played basketball and baseball at University of Iowa, then had a stint in minor league baseball. He was a USN Lt. Commander in WWII. Also coached baseball at Idaho in 1937-41 (34-90 record). Sent John Rudometkin and John Block to the NBA. After retiring as USC head coach in 1966, he served as an assistant AD until 1972, until his death of cancer.
