FCA Recognizes Scott Drew with John Lotz Award

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The Baylor men have appeared in the NCAA Tournament 12 times in their history. Scott Drew has coached 8 of those teams.

Following the tragic 2003 scandal of the Dave Bliss coaching regime, it is rather amazing what Scott Drew has accomplished as head basketball coach of Baylor. He has coached there 16 seasons.

He has an interesting History:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Drew

The 2005 Bears were hindered by only having 7 scholarship players and recorded only one win in conference play. In spite of these challenges, head coach Scott Drew was able to put together a 2005 signing class ranked No. 7 nationally by HoopScoop.

The basketball program experienced a resurgence under coach Scott Drew with an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2008 for the first time in 20 years with a 9–7 conference record and the team's first national ranking in 39 years.

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March 25, 2019

FCA Recognizes Scott Drew with John Lotz Award
Drew Honored for Leadership and Service Both On and Off the Court
https://baylorbears.com/news/2019/3...cognizes-scott-drew-with-john-lotz-award.aspx

Since its launch by FCA in 2003, the John Lotz "Barnabas" Award has honored the following:

2003: Homer Drew, Valparaiso
2004: John Wooden, UCLA
2005: Dale Clayton, Carson-Newman
2006: Steve Alford, Iowa
2007: Dale Layer, Colorado State
2008: Willis Wilson, Rice
2009: Ritchie McKay, Virginia
2010: Gary Waters, Cleveland State
2011: Billy Kennedy, Texas A&M
2012: Don Meyer, Northern State
2013: Tom Crean, Indiana
2014: Bob Hoffman, Mercer
2015: Jayson Gee, Longwood University
2016: Ed Schilling, UCLA
2017: Gregg Nibert, Presbyterian College
2018: Hubert Davis, North Carolina