Some stuff from New England as the Red Sox bullpen prepares to torpedo their World Series chances, and the Pats D continues to not be able to tackle anyone… The search at Brandeis is close to wrapping up. An Ivy League assistant was on campus all day yesterday, and a Patriot League assistant is there
UNC Wilmington Dirt…
UNC Wilmington has promoted Director of Basketball Operations Rob Burke to assistant coach. He replaces Joe Wolf who became the head coach of the Greensboro Swarm (NBA G-League) back on 9/10. Burke joined the UNCW staff back in 2015. Prior to that, he spent two seasons as the DBO at Georgia Southern. Burke has also
North Texas Dirt…
I can confirm that North Texas head coach Grant McCasland will hire Matt Braeuer as an assistant coach. Braeuer, who had most recently been an assistant at the College of Charleston, will replace James Miller who was hired at New Mexico State back in August. Braeuer had worked as the Director of Basketball Operations at
JUCO DIRT: Colorado Northwestern CC Update
Back on September 1st, I confirmed that Adrian Hayes had resigned as the head basketball coach at NJCAA DI Colorado Northwestern Community College. I have now heard that assistant coach Nathan Terrin has been elevated to head coach replacing Hayes. Terrin is a former player for the Spartans who has been on the staff for
Yale Dirt…
I can confirm that Yale head coach James Jones will hire Rey Crossman as his new Director of Basketball Operations. Crossman will replace Chris Vincent who became an assistant at Miami Dade College earlier this month (Ivy League Dirt). Crossman had been an assistant at Skidmore College for the past three seasons. Prior to joining
JUCO DIRT: Northwest College (WY) set to hire DI assistant as new Head Basketball Coach
I have heard from a great source that Northwest College (WY) will name Andy Ward as their new head basketball coach. Ward, who had spent the past six seasons as an assistant at Idaho State, is no stranger to Northwest College. Prior to joining the ISU staff, Ward served as the head coach at Northwest
Daily Dirt – 9/13/18
A bunch of things going on as the season inches closer… With Kevin Gamble departing the Central Michigan staff for the NBA, word on the street is that Central Michigan head coach Keno Davis will the vacant slot with one of his former assistant coaches. More on this one shortly. I have heard that North
JUCO DIRT: JCC set to announce new Head Men’s Basketball Coach
Johnston Community College (NC) will announce Jay Creecy as their new head men’s basketball coach. Creecy has most recently served as an assistant coach at St. Augustine’s University (NC). He will replace Jason Johnson who departed JCC back in July after two seasons. An official announcement is expected this week.
JUCO DIRT: Baton Rouge CC hires new Head Basketball Coach
I can now confirm through multiple sources that Baton Rouge Community College has hired Don Green as their new head basketball coach. He will replace Ricky Wilson who became an assistant coach at Winston-Salem State back in early June. Green had been a high coach in the area, serving most recently at Parkview Baptist School
Daily Dirt – 9/7/18
It’s been a crazy week with the start of school – finally getting caught up on a bunch of things I’ve heard… Syracuse staffer Eric Devendorf will become the assistant to the head coach to Mike Davis at Detroit. The former Orange standout had spent the past two seasons as the assistant strength and conditioning
JUCO DIRT: Ivy League staffer headed to Miami Dade
I can confirm that Yale Director of Basketball Operations Chris Vincent will become an assistant at NJCAA DI Miami Dade College. Vincent has been at Yale for the past three seasons and served as the video coordinator at Delaware before that. He was part of the Bulldog staff that upset #5 seed Baylor in the
DI JUCO DIRT: Hayes Resigns at Colorado Northwestern CC
I can confirm that Adrian Hayes has resigned as the head men’s basketball coach at Colorado Northwestern Community College. Hayes, who played at Northern Arizona (led the Big Sky in blocks in 2004), had been at CNCC since 2008. Last season, the Spartans finished 9-21 (1-12). An official announcement is expected shortly.