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Wes Miller buyout figure at Cincinnati revealed

Wes Miller and the University of Cincinnati have come to an agreement on a buyout according to the CIncinnati Enquirer. Under the terms of his most recent contract, Cincinnati owed Miller $9.9 million on his buyout prior to April 1, when that figure was set to drop to $4.69 million. Had Miller left for another

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OFFICIAL: Bradds named Head Basketball Coach at Belmont

Duke’s Evan Bradds has officially been named as the head basketball coach at his alma mater Belmont. Here’s the release from the school: Belmont University Vice President/Director of Athletics Scott Corley announced Thursday the hiring of Evan Bradds (’17) as the 11th head men’s basketball coach in program history. Bradds, among the greatest players in Belmont University and Ohio

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REPORT: Ball State zeroing in on SMU’s Capko

According to multiple reports, including one from Jon Rothstein, Ball State is zeroing in on hiring SMU associate head coach Chris Capko as their new head basketball coach. Capko has worked under Andy Enfield at both SMU and USC, and has also been an assistant at FIU, Stetson, and Georgia Southern. SMU was KO’d by

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D2 NEWS: Rayford out as Head Basketball Coach at Lane College

Lane College Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Jeremy C. Patterson has announced that Lane College head men’s basketball coach Harold Rayford has resigned and will not return to lead the program next season.   Rayford concluded his tenure at Lane with a 16-38 overall record and an 16-28 mark in SIAC play over two seasons.    Following a comprehensive evaluation of our men’s basketball

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OFFICIAL: Donlon takes over at Eastern Michigan

Following up on a report from earlier today. Here’s the official announcement from Eastern Michigan on the hiring of Billy Donlon as their new head men’s basketball coach: Billy Donlon, a veteran coach with more than two decades of experience across the NCAA Division I level and a proven record of building disciplined, winning programs,

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