Brian Gregory

Teams coached: Dayton Flyers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, South Florida Bulls
Dayton record: 172-94 (.647)
Georgia Tech record: 76-86 (.469)
South Florida: 79-107 (.425)
Overall record: 327-287 (.533)

Brian Francis Gregory
Born December 15, 1966
Hometown: Mount Prospect, Illinois
Alma Mater: Oakland University (BA, 1990) / Michigan State University (MA, 1992)
Spent five seasons as an assistant at Michigan State to the late Jud Heathcote (1990-1995) and five more as an assistant to Tom Izzo (1995-96, 1999-2003)
Was also an assistant at Toledo under Stan Joplin and at Northwestern under Kevin O’Neill
Became the head coach at Dayton in 2003, winning 172 games over eight seasons
- The Flyers went to two NCAA Tournaments and three NITs during Gregory’s tenure and won the 2010 NIT Championship
Took over at Georgia Tech in 2011, where he was the head coach for five seasons
- Was fired in March 2016 after the Yellow Jackets were eliminated in the NIT quarterfinals
Returned to Michigan State during the 2016-17 season to work as a consultant with Tom Izzo
Hired as the new head men’s basketball coach at South Florida in March 2017
- Won the 2019 CBI title in his second season with the Bulls
- Went 79-107 overall in six seasons; got a contract extension in January 2022 but was fired in March 2023
Along with his wife, Yvette, has two daughters