Dirt

DI DIRT: Administrative Staffers Hired

I’ve heard that three schools have filled administrative roles over the past few days… Campbell I can confirm that Campbell University has hired Kenneth White as their new Director of Player Development.  White was most recently the head coach at Lausanne Collegiate (TN), where he had won two State Championships.  He played at Oak Hill in the late

Continue Reading →

Daily Dirt -9/21/15

Some things that I’ve heard to kick off the week… Trouble brewing at a WCC school – more on this one shortly… I have heard that Miami (OH) DBO Sean Mock will become an assistant at DII Northwood (MI). Mock  joined the Redhawks basketball staff as a volunteer coach in 2011-12 and was promoted to DBO for

Continue Reading →

Quinnipiac Dirt…

HoopDirt.com can confirm that Quinnipiac head coach Tom Moore has hired Mark Fogel as the program’s new Director of Basketball Operations.  Fogel was most recently and assistant at Odessa College (TX), and before that he worked as the Coordinator of Video and Player Development at Tulane.  He is the son of former Northeastern University head coach

Continue Reading →

Daily Dirt – 9/17/15

Some things that I’ve heard… David Potter has been hired as a graduate assistant on Rick Ray’s staff at Southeast Missouri.  Potter played at Clemson from 2006-10, and spent time in the D-League and also played overseas after graduation. I have heard that Jim Holsworth has been named as an assistant at Caldwell University (NJ). 

Continue Reading →

DIII DIRT: Hunter College Finalists

It sounds like the search to replace Shay Berry as the head coach at Hunter College (NY) is close to wrapping up.  As I’ve mentioned here before, this has been a fairly long search.  Berry resigned back in May, and then there was a long period of debate at the college as the tried to

Continue Reading →

DII DIRT: Banks Resigns at Kentucky State

HoopDirt.com can confirm that Kentucky State head coach Antwain Banks has resigned – there was no reason give for his departure.  He had spent the past four seasons as the head coach at KSU where he compiled a 51-59 record.  Assistant coach Darnell Williams will assume the role of interim head coach while a search

Continue Reading →

Maryland Dirt…

I can confirm that Maryland will hire Mark Bialkoski as their new video coordinator.  He had spent the previous three seasons working for Alan Major as the Director of Basketball Operations at Charlotte.  He also worked at Charlotte as a graduate manager and program assistant before that.  Expect the official announcement shortly. Also, a quick note on

Continue Reading →

Youngstown State Dirt…

A bunch of movement on the staff at Youngstown State… I have heard that assistant coach Steve Hall has departed to become an administrator and head boys basketball coach at Detroit’s Cass Tech (Hall is the all-time leading scorer there).  Hall had been at YSU for the past three seasons, and was also an assistant

Continue Reading →

DIII Dirt: Marywood Set To Hire Head Coach

I mentioned the search at Marywood (PA) in my blog earlier today (Daily Dirt – 9/10/15).  I can now confirm that the choice is former Georgian Court (NJ) head coach Enrico Mastrioanni.  The official announcement is expected by the end of the week.  Mastroianni was the first-ever head coach at DII GCU – he started

Continue Reading →

Daily Dirt – 9/10/15

A bunch of things that I’ve heard as school gets underway… I have heard that Marywood (PA) assistant Jon Showers will become an assistant at York (PA).  He will replace Nate Bollinger who just became the director of player development at High Point.  Showers is a York native who has also coached with the York

Continue Reading →

New Orleans Dirt…

I can confirm that NJCAA Jacksonville College (TX) head coach Jody Bailey will become an assistant at the University of New Orleans.  Bailey had been the head coach at Jacksonville since 2010 (96-62).  He has previously served as the director of basketball operations at Colorado, and the video coordinator at Air Force.  The official announcement

Continue Reading →