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All-Time Mountain West Football Coach of Year Awards

> All winners since the beginning of the Conference in 1999 through the 2024 season


  By SuperWest Sports Staff

December 9, 2024



Here are all of the Mountain West football Coach of the Year Award winners as selected by a vote of their fellow coaches from 1999 through 2024.

Below you’ll find updated tables listing award counts by program with the most recent year won and the multiple winners with the counts and the years.

Colorado State’s Sonny Lubick captured the first award and Boise State’s Spencer Danielson earned the award last season.


All-Time Mountain West Coach of the Year Award Winners

YearCoachProgramWL
2024Spencer DanielsonBoise State121
2023Barry OdomUNLV95
2022Andy AvalosBoise State104
2021Brady HokeSan Diego State122
2020Brent BrennanSan Jose State71
2019Nick RolovichHawaii105
2018Matt WellsUtah State102
2017Jeff TedfordFresno State104
2016Craig BohlWyoming86
2015Rocky LongSan Diego State113
2014Jim McElwainColorado State102
2013Matt WellsUtah State95
2012Rocky LongSan Diego State94
2011Dave ChristensenWyoming85
2010Brady HokeSan Diego State94
2009Gary PattersonTCU121
2008Kyle WhittinghamUtah130
2007Troy CalhounAir Force94
2006Bronco MendenhallBrigham Young112
2005Gary PattersonTCU111
2004Urban MeyerUtah120
2003Urban MeyerUtah102
2002Rocky LongNew Mexico77
2001Gary CrowtonBrigham Young122
2000Sonny Lubick (tie)Colorado State102
2000John Robinson (tie)UNLV85
1999Sonny LubickColorado State84

Breakdown by Program with Most Recent

ProgramWinnersMost Recent
San Diego State42021
Colorado State32014
Utah32008
Boise State22024
BYU22006
TCU22009
UNLV22023
Utah State22018
Wyoming22016
Air Force12007
Fresno State12017
Hawaii12019
New Mexico12002
San Jose State12020

Multiple Winners

CoachProgram(s)Times WonYears
Rocky LongSan Diego State, New Mexico
32002, 2012, 2015
Brady HokeSan Diego State22010, 2021
Urban MeyerUtah22003, 2004
Sonny LubickColorado State21999, 2000