Ben McCollum is an American college basketball coach currently leading the University of Iowa's men's basketball team (since 2025). Before Iowa, he coached Northwest Missouri State University for 15 seasons (2009-2024), building a dynasty with four NCAA Division II national championships (2017, 2019, 2021, 2022). He also had a one-season stint at Drake University (2024-2025) before joining Iowa.
On April 12, 1981, Benjamin Matthew McCollum was born.
In 1999, McCollum graduated from St. Mary's High School in Storm Lake, Iowa.
In 2001, McCollum transferred to Northwest Missouri State, where he played basketball for Steve Tappmeyer.
In 2003, McCollum graduated from Northwest Missouri State with a degree in business finance.
From 2004 to 2008, McCollum worked as an assistant coach at Emporia State University.
In 2004, McCollum received a master's degree in athletic administration from Northwest Missouri State.
In 2008 McCollum ended his assistant coach position at Emporia State University.
In 2009, McCollum became the head men's basketball coach at Northwest Missouri State University, a role he held for 15 seasons.
In 2009, McCollum's team had a record of 12-15 in his first season at Northwest Missouri State.
In 2010, McCollum's team had a record of 10-16 in his second season at Northwest Missouri State.
In 2011, McCollum's team had a record of 10-16 in his second season at Northwest Missouri State.
In 2012, McCollum's team went 22-7, won the regular-season MIAA crown, and played in the first round of the Division II NCAA tournament. He was also honored with the Clarence Gaines Award as the best NCAA Division II coach.
In 2014, McCollum's team reached the Division II Sweet 16.
In 2016, McCollum's team reached the Division II Sweet 16.
In 2017, McCollum led the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats men's basketball program to an NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament title.
In 2017, McCollum won the first of four DII national championships at Northwest Missouri State.
In 2019, McCollum led the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats men's basketball program to an NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament title.
In 2019, McCollum's team went on to win the national championship.
In 2020, McCollum won the Clarence Gaines Award again.
In 2021, McCollum led the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats men's basketball program to an NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament title.
In 2021, McCollum's team went on to win the national championship.
In 2022, McCollum led the Northwest Missouri State Bearcats men's basketball program to an NCAA Division II men's basketball tournament title.
In 2022, McCollum's team won the national championship, and he also won the Clarence Gaines Award.
In 2024, McCollum served as the head men's basketball coach at Drake University for one season.
In 2024, McCollum was hired as head coach of the Drake Bulldogs.
On March 24, 2025, after taking the Bulldogs to the second round of the NCAA tournament, McCollum was named the head coach at Iowa.
In 2025, McCollum assumed the position of head men's basketball coach at the University of Iowa.
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