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Bill Self, a popular and wealthy basketball coach, was born in Okmulgee Oklahoma on the 27th of December 1962. Bill had a net value in the range of $10 Million the 11th of December 2023. Bill was head coach at Kansas in the 2013 season. Bill was appointed assistant coach to freshman sensation Andrew Wiggins. Self rebuilt his team the Golden Eagles and was then hired as a coach at Tulsa. Self spent three seasons (from 1998 through 2000) with Tulsa and posted a 75-25 score. Self led the TU Golden Hurricanes to two consecutive NCAA Tournaments, both in 1999 and 2000. Self was the coach of TU's Golden Hurricane team to the first Elite Eight in 1999/2000, setting the school single-season victory record by scoring 32-5. Coach at the college level. Self coached Kansas University in 2012 to an NCAA Championship. Naismith Colleges won him the honor in 2012. In addition, he won the Big 12 Coaches of the Year Award in the in the same year. Cindy Self married him in 1989. His son is called Tyler and his daughter is named Lauren. Self was born near Morris High School in Okmulgee. Self's father was the head coach for girls basketball at this school. The basketball player was granted scholarships to study at Oklahoma State University. All four of his years playing in the team, he was an honor roll student. Bill was a graduate of Oklahoma State with both a Bachelor's in Business in 1985 and also a Masters in Athletic Administration in the year 1989. Bill Self is among the richest Basketball Coach in the United States. Bill Self net worth is $10 million, according to Business Insider, Forbes, and Wikipedia. Last Updated: December 11, 2023) Self was named head basketball coach at Illinois on the 9th of June 2000. Self's coach before him, Lon Kruger, was leaving Illinois to accept a new post as the Atlanta Hawks head coach in the NBA.