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Arkansas State Dirt…

The search to replace John Brady at Arkansas State is heating up as the Red Wolves season winds down.  Brady announced back in November that he was planning on resigning at the conclusion of the 2015-16 season (HoopDirt: Brady to Resign).   ASU AD Terry Mohajir is a former Kansas administrator, so there are some

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Coaching Tracker Update

It’s been a pretty crazy start to the month of March!  A bunch of changes have been made already, and this is only the beginning… We are tracking all of the coaching changes at ALL levels.  The complete tracker can be found on our home page, and can also be accessed HERE. A quick update

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Matt Bush Named First-Ever Basketball Coach at Purdue University Northwest

Displaying leadership that led to consistent improvement and development of the Purdue University North Central men’s basketball program, Matt Bush has been named head coach of the emerging Purdue University Northwest men’s basketball program, as announced by Purdue Northwest Director of Athletics-Designate Rick Costello.  “On behalf of the Purdue Northwest Pride, I am pleased to

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Manhattan And Steve Masiello Agree To Four-Year Extension

Manhattan College and Head Men’s Basketball Coach Steve Masiello have agreed to a four-year contract extension through the 2019-2020 season. During his five years at the helm of the Jaspers’ basketball team, Masiello has guided the program to back-to-back MAAC Championships and three postseason appearances after taking over a team that won just six games in the year prior

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Skerry Receives Extension at Towson Through 2020-21Season

Towson University has extended men’s basketball coach Pat Skerry’s through the 2020-2021 season, the school has announced. The extension comes after the Tigers posted their second 20-win season in three years under Skerry’s leadership. “Our men’s basketball program has excelled under the leadership of Coach Skerry and we’re thrilled to extend his contract through the 2020-21 season,”

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