Brad Keller

Brad Keller (born December 30, 1979) is a volleyball coach and former player. He is the head coach at the University of Southern California. Keller has also been an assistant coach for the USC men's volleyball, UC Irvine men's volleyball, UConn women's volleyball, UCLA men's volleyball. He was most recently an associate head coach for UCLA women's volleyball for the 2019 season.

Personal Brad Keller grew up in Northern California, having graduated from Bellarmine College Prep. He has a younger brother, Jarod, who played libero for Stanford (2006-2009).

College playing career Keller played at Loyola Marymount University for the 1999 and 2000 seasons before the school dropped the program. Keller graduate from LMU in 2002 with a bachelor's degree in graphic design with a minor in marketing.

Before college coaching Keller was the owner, director, and a coach of Bay to Bay, a boys’ volleyball club in Northern California, from 2000 to 2006. His club won a pair of silver medals at the Junior Olympics and produced numerous NCAA Division I student-athletes. In 2011, he coached both the UC Irvine men's volleyball program and UConn women's volleyball program. At UC Irvine, he would coach under John Speraw, a head coach that he would coach under for another six years with UCLA men's volleyball team.

With the UCLA men's volleyball team, Keller helped guide the Bruins to a 2016 NCAA Tournament Semifinals appearance and 2018 NCAA Tournament Finals appearance. In January 2019, Keller moved down the hall at the Morgan Center, and became the associate head coach for the UCLA women's volleyball team. Keller helped bring in four top-ranked recruiting classes, and ten Bruins were named All-Americans during his tenure in Westwood.

On February 20, Keller was named the head coach for the USC women's volleyball team after Brent Crouch left USC to take the Auburn women's volleyball head coaching position.

Year School Conference Gender Role Record Finish 2007 USC MPSF Men Assistant 13-20 MPSF Tournament Play-In 2008 USC MPSF Men Assistant 15-20 2009 USC MPSF Men Assistant 21-12 NCAA Finals 2010 USC MPSF Men Assistant 21-15 2011 UC Irvine MPSF Men Assistant 19-12 MPSF Semifinals 2011 UConn Big East Women Assistant 14-15 2013 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 20-11 MPSF Semifinals 2014 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 18-11 MPSF Quarterfinals 2015 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 13-14 MPSF Quarterfinals 2016 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 25-7 NCAA Tournament Semifinals 2017 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 17-10 MPSF Quarterfinals 2018 UCLA MPSF Men Assistant 26-8 NCAA Tournament Finals 2019 UCLA Pac-12 Women Associate 19-12 NCAA Tournament Second Round Total 241-167