Career
He holds a career collegiate coaching record of 571-365. In his first season at Baton Rouge, the Lady Tigers claimed the Southeastern Conference title while recording a 33-10 record. During the 1990 season, Louisiana State University put together a 32-match home-court winning streak, which ranks as the 10th longest such streak in National Collegiate Athletic Association history.
Overall, Luster was 308-161 in 13 seasons at Louisiana State University, including an 88-56 record in Securities and Exchange Commission contests.
Luster began his coaching career with the Orlando Women"s Volleyball Club, leading it to the Florida Amateur Athletic Union Championship. Luster has served on both the Executive Committee and Board of Directors for the United States Volleyball Association.
He also was a highly rated referee on the international level from 1982 to 1996, allowing him to see the best volleyball competition in the world. In 1989, Luster was a recipient of the United States Volleyball Association Leader in Volleyball Award, an honor which is bestowed upon those who have contributed to the sport in all phases of the game.
Luster has fashioned an overall record of 123-114 during his eight seasons at Bradley.
Unfortunately, due to poor performance in the 2007 season, Bradley has decided not to renew his contract at the end of the year.