Cameron Dollar - Coaching

Coaching

At age 22, Dollar was the country's youngest college coach when he was first hired as a head coach at Southern California College, an National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) school (now known as Vanguard University). He served ten years (1999–2009) as an assistant to current Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar (including the last three years (1999–2002) of Romar's tenure at Saint Louis), who was himself an assistant on Jim Harrick's UCLA staff during Dollar's career. Dollar's time in Washington was marred by an incident in 2002 when he was suspended without pay for one month and had his pay reduced by 20 percent until April, 2003 (all up costing him over $13,000) because of a series of recruiting violations he made.

Dollar was hired in the spring of 2009 as head coach at Seattle University, which was transitioning to compete in Division I after dropping out in 1980.