Henry Iba Award

|Denotes the number of times the coach has been given the Henry Iba Award at that point

|Denotes the number of times the team has been represented for the Henry Iba Award at that point

!Season

!Coach

!School

!Record

!Postseason result

| 1958–59

| {{sortname|Eddie|Hickey}}

| Marquette

| {{sort|2306|23–6}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1959–60

| {{sortname|Pete|Newell}}

| California

| {{sort|2802|28–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1960–61

| {{sortname|Fred|Taylor|Fred Taylor (basketball coach)}}

| Ohio State

| {{sort|2701|27–1}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1961–62

| {{sortname|Fred|Taylor|dab=basketball coach}} (2)

| Ohio State (2)

| {{sort|2602|26–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1962–63

| {{sortname|Ed|Jucker}}

| Cincinnati

| {{sort|2602|26–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1963–64

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}}

| UCLA

| {{sort|3000|30–0}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1964–65

| {{sortname|Butch|van Breda Kolff}}

| Princeton

| {{sort|2306|23–6}}

| {{sort|04|NCAA Final Four}}

| 1965–66

| {{sortname|Adolph|Rupp}}

| Kentucky

| {{sort|2702|27–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1966–67

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (2)

| UCLA (2)

| {{sort|3000|30–0}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1967–68

| {{sortname|Guy|Lewis}}

| Houston

| {{sort|3102|31–2}}

| {{sort|04|NCAA Final Four}}

| 1968–69

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (3)

| UCLA (3)

| 29–1

|NCAA Champions

| 1969–70

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (4)

| UCLA (4)

| {{sort|2802|28–2}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1970–71

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (5)

| UCLA (5)

| {{sort|2901|29–1}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1971–72

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (6)

| UCLA (6)

| {{sort|3000|30–0}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1972–73

| {{sortname|John|Wooden}} (7)

| UCLA (7)

| {{sort|3000|30–0}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1973–74

| {{sortname|Norm|Sloan}}

| NC State

| {{sort|3001|30–1}}

| {{sort|01|NCAA Champions}}

| 1974–75

| {{sortname|Bob|Knight}}

| Indiana

| {{sort|3101|31–1}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 1975–76

| {{sortname|Johnny|Orr|dab=basketball, born 1927}}

| Michigan

| {{sort|2507|25–7}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1976–77

| {{sortname|Eddie|Sutton}}

| Arkansas

| {{sort|2602|26–2}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 1977–78

| {{sortname|Ray|Meyer}}

| DePaul

| {{sort|2703|27–3}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 1978–79

| {{sortname|Dean|Smith}}

| North Carolina

| {{sort|2309|23–9}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1979–80

| {{sortname|Ray|Meyer}} (2)

| DePaul (2)

| {{sort|2602|26–2}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 1980–81

| {{sortname|Ralph|Miller}}

| Oregon State

| {{sort|2602|26–2}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1981–82

| {{sortname|John|Thompson|dab=basketball}}

| Georgetown

| {{sort|3007|30–7}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 1982–83

| {{sortname|Lou|Carnesecca}}

| St. John's

| {{sort|2805|28–5}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1983–84

| {{sortname|Gene|Keady}}

| Purdue

| {{sort|2207|22–7}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 1984–85

| {{sortname|Lou|Carnesecca}} (2)

| St. John's (2)

| {{sort|3104|31–4}}

| {{sort|04|NCAA Final Four}}

| 1985–86

| {{sortname|Dick|Versace}}

| Bradley

| {{sort|3203|32–3}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1986–87

| {{sortname|John|Chaney|dab=basketball, born 1932}}

| Temple

| {{sort|3204|32–4}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1987–88

| {{sortname|John|Chaney|dab=basketball, born 1932}} (2)

| Temple (2)

| {{sort|3202|32–2}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 1988–89

| {{sortname|Bob|Knight}} (2)

| Indiana (2)

| {{sort|2708|27–8}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1989–90

| {{sortname|Roy|Williams|dab=coach}}

| Kansas

| {{sort|3005|30–5}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1990–91

| {{sortname|Randy|Ayers}}

| Ohio State (3)

| {{sort|2704|27–4}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1991–92

| {{sortname|Perry|Clark}}

| Tulane

| {{sort|2209|22–9}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1992–93

| {{sortname|Eddie|Fogler}}

| Vanderbilt

| {{sort|2806|28–6}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1993–94

| {{sortname|Charlie|Spoonhour}}

| Saint Louis

| {{sort|2306|23–6}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 1994–95

| {{sortname|Kelvin|Sampson}}

| Oklahoma

| {{sort|2309|23–9}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 1995–96

| {{sortname|Gene|Keady}} (2){{cite news|url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/29318555/journal_and_courier/|title=Keady Wins UPI Award|newspaper=Journal and Courier|location=Lafayette, Indiana|date=March 27, 1996|page=15|via=Newspapers.com}}

| Purdue (2)

| {{sort|2606|26–6}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 1996–97

| {{sortname|Clem|Haskins}}{{ref label|Note 1|a|a}}

| Minnesota{{ref label|Note 1|a|a}}

| {{sort|3104|31–4}}{{ref label|Note 1|a|a}}

| {{sort|04|NCAA Final Four}}{{ref label|Note 1|a|a}}

| 1997–98

| {{sortname|Tom|Izzo}}

| Michigan State

| {{sort|2208|22–8}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1998–99

| {{sortname|Cliff|Ellis}}

| Auburn

| {{sort|2904|29–4}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 1999–00

| {{sortname|Larry|Eustachy}}

| Iowa State

| {{sort|3205|32–5}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 2000–01

| {{sortname|Al|Skinner}}

| Boston College

| {{sort|2705|27–5}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 2001–02

| {{sortname|Ben|Howland}}

| Pittsburgh

| {{sort|2906|29–6}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 2002–03

| {{sortname|Tubby|Smith}}

| Kentucky (2)

| {{sort|3204|32–4}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 2003–04

| {{sortname|Phil|Martelli}}

| Saint Joseph's

| {{sort|3002|30–2}}

| {{sort|08|NCAA Elite Eight}}

| 2004–05

| {{sortname|Bruce|Weber|dab=basketball}}

| Illinois

| {{sort|3702|37–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 2005–06

| {{sortname|Roy|Williams|dab=coach}} (2)

| North Carolina (2)

| {{sort|2308|23–8}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 2006–07

| {{sortname|Tony|Bennett|dab=basketball}}

| Washington State

| {{sort|2608|26–8}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 2007–08

| {{sortname|Keno|Davis}}

| Drake

| {{sort|2805|28–5}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 2008–09

| {{sortname|Bill|Self}}

| Kansas (2)

| {{sort|2708|27–8}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 2009–10

| {{sortname|Jim|Boeheim}}

| Syracuse

| {{sort|3005|30–5}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 2010–11

| {{sortname|Mike|Brey}}

| Notre Dame

| {{sort|2707|27–7}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 3rd Round}}

| 2011–12

| {{sortname|Frank|Haith}}

| Missouri

| {{sort|3005|30–5}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 2012–13

| {{sortname|Jim|Larrañaga}}

| Miami (FL)

| {{sort|2907|29–7}}

| {{sort|16|NCAA Sweet 16}}

| 2013–14

| {{sortname|Gregg|Marshall}}

| Wichita State

| {{sort|3501|35–1}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 3rd Round}}

| 2014–15

| {{sortname|Tony|Bennett|dab=basketball}} (2)

| Virginia

| {{sort|3004|30–4}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 3rd Round}}

| 2015–16

| {{sortname|Chris|Mack|dab=basketball}}

| Xavier

| {{sort|2806|28–6}}

| {{sort|32|NCAA 2nd Round}}

| 2016–17

| {{sortname|Mark|Few}}

| Gonzaga

| {{sort|3702|37–2}}

| {{sort|02|NCAA Runners-Up}}

| 2017–18

| {{sortname|Tony|Bennett|dab=basketball}} (3)

| Virginia (2)

| {{sort|3103|31–3}}

| {{sort|64|NCAA 1st Round}}

| 2018–19

| {{sortname|Rick|Barnes}}{{cite press release|url=http://sportswriters.net/usbwa/news/2019/iba190325.html |title=Tennessee's Barnes Wins Henry Iba Award as National Coach of the Year |publisher=United States Basketball Writers Association |date=March 25, 2019 |access-date=March 26, 2019}}

| Tennessee

| {{sort|3105|31–5}}

|NCAA Sweet 16

| 2019–20

| {{sortname|Anthony|Grant|dab=basketball}}

| Dayton

| {{sort|2902|29–2}}

| Tournament canceled

| 2020–21

| {{sortname|Juwan|Howard}}

| Michigan

| {{sort|2305|23–5}}

| NCAA Elite Eight

| 2021–22

| {{sortname|Tommy|Lloyd}}

| Arizona

| {{sort|3304|33–4}}

| NCAA Sweet 16

| 2022–23

| {{sortname|Shaka|Smart}}

| Marquette (2)

| {{sort|2907|29–7}}

| NCAA 2nd Round

| 2023–24

| {{sortname|Kelvin|Sampson}} (2)

| Houston (2)

| {{sort|3205|32–5}}

| NCAA Sweet 16

| 2024–25

| {{sortname|Rick|Pitino}}

| St. John's (3)

| {{sort|3105|31–5}}

| NCAA 2nd Round