Scott Luster

Scott Luster is an American volleyball coach. He is the former head women's volleyball coach for Bradley University, Louisiana State University and the University of Louisville. He holds a career collegiate coaching record of 571-365.

Luster's collegiate coaching career began in 1980 at the University of Louisville, where he posted a record of 140-90 and won two Metro Conference titles and received a pair of NCAA Tournament bids.

Luster achieved major success after moving to LSU in 1985. In his first season at Baton Rouge, the Lady Tigers claimed the Southeastern Conference title while recording a 33-10 record. The very next season LSU won another SEC title, as well as an NCAA berth with a 35-9 mark.

Luster's best years at LSU were 1990 and 1991, when his teams were a combined 69-9, won two more SEC titles, and made two NCAA Final Four appearances. During the 1990 season, LSU put together a 32-match home-court winning streak, which ranks as the 10th longest such streak in NCAA history.

Overall, Luster was 308-161 in 13 seasons at LSU, including an 88-56 record in SEC contests. His teams won five SEC titles, earned six NCAA Tournament berths and his 1991 team's .946 winning percentage (a 35-2 record) is the best single-season mark in SEC history. Luster was named the SEC Coach of the Year three times, and coached six All-Americans.

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