Bowling Green State University has extended the contract of head men’s basketball coach Todd Simon through March 31, 2030. Simon, who has a record of 52-46 after three seasons, has led the Falcons to notable achievements, including seven All-MAC honors and record academic performance with a 3.46 GPA. His leadership has resulted in a remarkable turnaround, taking the team from 20 losses in the previous season to 20 wins, marking a significant achievement in the program’s history. Simon aims to advance BGSU to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1968.

By the Numbers
  • Record: 52-46, the most wins by a BGSU head coach in their first three seasons.
  • Academic performance: 3.46 GPA, the highest semester GPA on record for BGSU men’s basketball.
  • 20-win season, a historic turnaround from the 2022-23 season with 20 losses.
State of Play
  • The Falcons have advanced to the MAC Tournament every season under Simon.
  • BGSU achieved its first double-digit conference win since 1996 and made a Power Conference win against Kansas State for the first time since 2005.
What's Next

With Simon's renewed commitment, BGSU is expected to focus on building a championship-winning program and securing an NCAA Tournament bid, aiming to enhance its competitive presence in the MAC.

Bottom Line

Simon’s contract extension signals Bowling Green's confidence in his vision for the program, reflecting a dedication to excellence both on the court and academically, with aspirations for postseason success.