Brian Fish

Current position: Assistant men’s basketball coach
Current team: Oregon Ducks (Head coach: Dana Altman)
Current conference: Big Ten Conference
Teams coached: Montana State Bobcats
Montana State record: 65-92 (.414)
Overall record: 65-92 (.414)

Brian Fish
Born December 20, 1965
Hometown: Seymour, Indiana
Alma Mater: Marshall University (BA, 1989)
Played three seasons with the Marshall Thundering Herd under head coach Rick Huckabay
- After graduating in 1989, Fish spent one year as a graduate assistant at Marshall under new head coach Dana Altman
Elevated to assistant coach in 1990, spending two seasons on the staff of Dwight Freeman
Reunited with Altman in 1992, spending two seasons as one of his assistants at Kansas State and then two more at Creighton
Joined Billy Tubbs‘ staff at TCU in 1996, working with the Frogs program for six seasons
After two seasons under Brad Holland at San Diego, Fish returned to Creighton as an assistant for Altman‘s final six seasons there
Followed Altman to Oregon in 2010, where he was on the Ducks staff for the next four seasons
- All in all, Fish worked under Altman for 15 seasons and helped lead those teams to four NCAA Tournaments, five NITs and the 2011 CBI title
Hired as the head coach at Montana State in April 2014, his first head coaching opportunity at any level
- Fired in March 2019 after going 65-92 in five seasons at the helm
Fish spent three seasons as the Director of Player Development on Tom Crean‘s staff at Georgia
Returned to Oregon in 2022 to work again with Altman, this time as the program’s executive director; resumed the role of assistant coach with the Ducks in 2023