We had this posted as a rumor yesterday. It has now been made official. Otterbein University has begun a national search for a new men’s basketball head coach, Dawn Stewart, director of athletics, announced Wednesday. The search comes on the heels of the resignation of Todd Adrian, who resigned his post as men’s head coach
Vandy’s Stallings issues apology
Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings has apologized for a postgame incident Thursday night in which he was caught on camera berating Commodores player Wade Baldwin IV profanely, at one point saying, "I’m going to f—ing kill you." Stallings later issued the following apology: "After the game, an incident occurred in which I need to apologize for.
Vanderbilt update
Earlier today, we posted Kevin Stallings’ apology following last night’s incident where he berated Commodores player Wade Baldwin IV, at one point saying, "I’m going to f—ing kill you."(http://hoopdirt.com/news/aa6f6df1/vandys-stallings-issues-ap…). A few hours ago, Vandy AD David Williams issued a statement of his own. Williams said; "I met with Coach Stallings earlier today about last night’s
UTEP’s Floyd to serve one game suspension
UTEP Coach Tim Floyd will be serving a one-game suspension for violating the Conference USA sportsmanship policy on Saturday and will be replaced on the bench by assistant Phil Johnson. Johnson was the head coach at San Jose State for four seasons (1998-99, 2002-05). Earlier in his career, he was the head coach at Northern
HOT: Lickliter resigns at Marian
Marian University director of athletics Steve Downing announced today that Todd Lickliter has resigned effectively immediately as the men’s basketball coach at Marian University. Lickliter served the past three seasons at Marian University, compiling a record 49-36. His career record, which includes stints at Butler University and the University of Iowa, is 218-154. "I want
HOT RUMOR: Adrian out at Otterbein
I can now confirm that Todd Adrian is no longer the head coach at DIII Otterbein University (Ohio). Adrian just finished his third season at the school – his team went 3-22 this year. He came to Otterbein from Edgewood (WI) where he spent six seasons as the head coach (97-65). No word yet on
Pauley Nets 200th Career Win
The University of the Sciences men’s basketball team tied the school record with their 13th consecutive win and handed head coach David Pauley his 200th career win, holding off an improved Georgian Court University squad 72-59 Tuesday night in Lakewood, New Jersey. Pauley, now in his 15th season becomes the second men’s basketball coach in
Regis (Colorado) Dirt…
The search to replace the retiring Lonnie Porter at Regis University (Colorado) is moving quickly. According to a great source, I have heard that phone interviews have already wrapped up. It sounds like as many as eight were interviewed, and at least two (maybe more) will be brought to campus in the next few weeks.
HOT: Nadborne steps down at Manchester
Manchester University Director of Athletics Rick Espeset announced Wednesday, Feb. 25, that Brad Nadborne has stepped down as head men’s basketball coach. He will remain in his role as an instructor for the university’s Exercise and Sport Science department through the end of 2014-15. "Brad’s had a tremendous impact on many student-athletes during his 11
Penn State Update
After starting putting together a 12-1 non-conference record, things have gone south for Penn State and head coach Pat Chambers. The Nittany Lions are now 3-12 in the Big Ten (15-13 overall). Yesterday however, Penn State AD Sandy Barbour gave Chambers a vote of confidence, saying that he will be the coach next year. According
Burns wins No. 600
Over the course of 599 career victories, MCC men’s basketball coach Jerry Burns has had a knack for putting the right player into the right situation to maximize the possibility for success. So it was only fitting that victory No. 600 followed that same script. This time around, the player was Izaha Jackson, and the
Walker Retiring After 35 Seasons
Moravian College Head Men’s Basketball Coach Jim Walker has announced his retirement after leading the Greyhounds’ program for the last 35 seasons. His retirement is effective at the end of the current academic year on May 10. Walker has amassed a 442-440 record during his time in Bethlehem, and a career coaching mark of 456-452