Will Vergollo joined the Butler staff prior to the 2017-18 season. A majority of his time on staff has seen him serve as the program's basketball analyst. Vergollo spent the 2020-21 season as an assistant coach in an interim capacity following the retirement of Jeff Meyer.
Including a season at Milwaukee, Vergollo has been on LaVall Jordan's staff in each of his seasons as a head coach.
In his analyst role for Butler, Vergollo oversees video operations and analytics, while assisting with preparation of scouting reports.
In his first season as a member of the Butler coaching staff, the 2017-18 Bulldogs posted a 21-14 record and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where Butler defeated Arkansas in the opening round. The Bulldogs followed that with a 2019 NIT berth.
The 2019-20 Bulldogs finished the season 22-9 and ranked in the Top 25 of both national polls. The Bulldogs were included in every 2020 NCAA Tournament projection before the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the remainder of the season.
Vergollo arrived at Butler with LaVall Jordan prior to the 2017-18 season after being part of Jordan’s staff at Milwaukee as an assistant coach. In his one season with the Panthers, Milwaukee advanced to the Horizon League Tournament championship game. Milwaukee entered the postseason as the tournament's No. 10 seed before making a miraculous run through the bracket. Milwaukee’s staff inherited only four returning scholarship players when they took over the Panthers' program in April of 2016. At Milwaukee, Vergollo was involved in all aspects of the program, including scouting, player development, and recruiting.
Prior to Milwaukee, Vergollo spent three years as the video analyst at Michigan. Jordan was an assistant at Michigan during this time. Vergollo managed and assisted the entire basketball staff with the video operations for the program. He headed up the analytics program and assisted with preparation of scouting reports. In addition, Vergollo was the Michigan Basketball Camps director.
During his three seasons on the Wolverines' staff, the program reached the NCAA Tournament twice, including a trip to the NCAA Elite Eight in 2014.
Vergollo was an assistant coach under first-year head coach Patrick Beilein at West Virginia Wesleyan in 2012-13. Prior to his time at West Virginia Wesleyan, Vergollo had spent six years with the Wolverine basketball program. He spent two years as U-M's graduate manager (2010-12), earning his master's degree in higher education administration and leadership from U-M in 2012. Before his graduate work, he spent four years as a student manager, including the last two as the head manager.
Vergollo completed his bachelor's degree in sports management from U-M in 2010.
He and his wife, Alyssa, welcomed their daughter, Ella, in 2019.
2021-present – Butler, Basketball Analyst
2020-21 – Butler, Assistant Coach (interim)
2017-20 – Butler, Basketball Analyst
2016-17 – Milwaukee, Assistant Coach
2013-16 – Michigan, Video Analyst
2012-13 – West Virginia Wesleyan, Assistant Coach
2010-12 – Michigan, Graduate Manager
2006-10 – Michigan, Student Manager
