Notable Men's College Soccer Coaches
- Al Albert, William and Mary
- Bruce Arena, Virginia
- Bob Bradley, Princeton
- Clive Charles, Portland
- Sasho Cirovski, Maryland
- George Gelnovatch, Virginia
- Barry Gorman, Penn State
- Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist
- Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, Clemson
- Lev Kirshner, San Diego State
- Stephen Negoesco, San Francisco
- Sigi Schmid, UCLA
- Tim Vom Steeg, UC Santa Barbara
- Jerry Yeagley, Indiana
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