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Cross Becomes All-time Wins Leader at UT Arlington

Scott Cross now sits alone as UT Arlington’s all-time winningest coach after the Mavericks stormed back to beat Georgia State 85-70 Wednesday night in the Sun Belt opener at College Park Center. Cross improved to 163-130 in his 10th season as head coach, surpassing Eddie McCarter (162-199) who coached from 1992-2006. Cross played for and

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HOT: Steve Wojciechowski Receives Extension at Marquette

Marquette University head men’s basketball coach Steve Wojciechowski’s contract has been extended through the conclusion of the 2021-22 campaign, Vice President & Director of Athletics Bill Scholl announced Tuesday afternoon. “We are thrilled with the direction the program is heading under Steve’s leadership,” Scholl said. “This extension not only illustrates our commitment to what Steve

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Western New Mexico Assistant Matt Enriquez Named Mustangs Women’s Interim Head Coach

Having turned around the Western New Mexico University women’s basketball program in just three-plus seasons, Rusty Kennedy will be moving on after resigning as the head coach of the WNMU women’s basketball program effective immediately to pursue an athletic director position at Midway University in Kentucky. WNMU Hall of Famer and current men’s basketball assistant

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Week 6: HoopDirt.com Coach of the Week

Congratulations to the following coaches who have been selected as the HoopDirt.com Coach of the Week Award winners for week 6 of the college basketball season. The coaches are now eligible to receive the HoopDirt.com National Coach of the Year Award which will be announced at the conclusion of the 2015-16 college basketball season. The

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Merry Christmas from HoopDirt.com!

From the HoopDirt.com family to yours…we wish you a Merry Christmas!  Hopefully you can take some time this holiday season to appreciate all that is good (and take a few hours to watch Elf!). Merry Christmas! ~HoopDirt.com

Win #400 for Augustana’s Grey Giovanine

Augustana head coach Grey Giovanine won the 400th game of his career last night with a 76-58 victory over George Fox University.  Giovanine, who was named HoopDirt.com’s DIII Coach of the Week last week, won 80 games at Division I Lamar before his school-record 320 wins at Augustana.  Tabbed as the 2015 Basketball Times National Coach of the Year after

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Daily Roundup – 12/23/15

New Mexico DBO Cody Hopkins has been placed on paid leave as UNM conducts an internal investigation into the use of his university credit card.  In a statement released by New Mexico VP for Athletics Paul Krebs, he said “We are working closely with Internal Auditing in assessing recent transactions from Hopkins’ purchasing card.  We

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NCAA Announces Sanctions on Violations at Hawaii

Sanctions on the University of Hawaii men’s basketball program were announced Tuesday morning by the NCAA Committee on Infractions. The penalties stem from an investigation that began in January of 2014 after Hawaii self-reported several violations within its men’s basketball program.  Since the investigation started, Hawaii has released head coach Gib Arnold, and new head

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OFFICIAL: Howard Moore Named Assistant at Wisconsin

  Following-up on a rumor from earlier today… Former University of Illinois-Chicago head coach and former Wisconsin assistant coach Howard Moore has been added to the Wisconsin men’s basketball coaching staff and will return to Madison, as announced by interim head coach Greg Gard on Tuesday. Moore, a 16-year collegiate coaching veteran, returns to his

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HOT: Don Voudrie Out, Mike McKee In at Purdue Calumet

Purdue University Calumet has announced the resignation of head men’s basketball coach Dan Voudrie, effective immediately. “I want to thank Dan Voudrie for his time, effort, and commitment at Purdue Calumet,” Purdue Calumet Director of Athletics Rick Costello said. “We appreciate Dan’s years of service to our men’s basketball program and wish him only the

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SMU’s Larry Brown Set to Return to Action Tonight

The nine-game suspension imposed on SMU Head Coach Larry Brown by the NCAA is officially over.  Brown will return to action tonight when his 18th ranked Mustangs face Kent State in the semifinal of the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic.  In his absence, associate head coach Tim Jankovich led SMU to a perfect 9-0 record to start

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