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Kent State Basketball Staff Update

The Kent State men’s basketball program has made multiple coaching changes, head coach Rob Senderoff announced on Wednesday. Assistant Coach Julian Sullinger has been promoted to Associate Head Coach, while Jon Fleming has been named an Assistant Coach. In addition to the current staff changes, the Golden Flashes will bring back Varsity “K” Hall of Famer Jim Christian as the Assistant

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Kanaskie promoted to Associate Head Coach at UNCW

UNCW men’s basketball head coach Takayo Siddle has announced the promotion of Kurt Kanaskie to associate head coach for the 2022 College Basketball Invitational champions. Kanaskie has served as assistant coach for the last two seasons and played a key role in one of the biggest turnarounds in the NCAA Division I ranks in 2021-22. “From the day he

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Aquino promoted to Head Coach at Georgia College

Georgia College Director of Athletics Wendell Staton announced the promotion of Ryan Aquino to head coach of Bobcat Men’s Basketball Tuesday. Aquino is the eighth head coach in GC Men’s Basketball history, and the first Bobcat alum to take the reins of GC’s Men’s Basketball program. “I am thrilled that Ryan Aquino will be leading our Men’s Basketball program,”

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Burris elevated to Associate Head Basketball Coach at UIndy

University of Indianapolis men’s basketball head coach Paul Corsaro has announced changes to his coaching staff. Mike Burris has been promoted to associate head coach, effective immediately. “I’m incredibly honored and humbled to step into this new role at UIndy.  I can’t express enough gratitude to Coach Corsaro and Scott Young for their faith & trust in

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NAIA DIRT: Cardinal Stritch U (WI) opens

Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) Anthony Houston is no longer the head men’s basketball coach at NAIA Cardinal Stritch University (WI). Houston was elevated to head coach of the Stritch program back in 2020, after spending four seasons as an assistant the the school. This past season, the Wolves went 5-23 (3-19 CCAC). Before his time

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