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Roanoke adds alum to staff

Roanoke College Alumnus, Curtis Peery ’09 joins the coaching ranks at Roanoke College after being named head golf coach and assistant men’s basketball coach. No stranger to Roanoke College, the Salem native was a four-year letter-winner on the hardwood as a three year starter for Page Moir’s men’s basketball team. In his four years, Peery

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Howard named assistant at Alaska

Head coach Mick Durham has announced the hiring of former Montana State forward Bobby Howard as the new assistant coach of the Alaska men’s basketball program for the 2014-15 season. "Bobby will hit the ground running here in late August and learn about our guys and the GNAC in a short amount of time," Durham

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Wright resigns at Fresno Pacific, Rinner named interim HC

Fresno Pacific Director of Athletics Leslie Schuemann has announced that Chris Wright has resigned his position as head men’s basketball coach. Associate head coach Shane Rinner will take over the program and has been named interim head coach. "I’m very thankful for the time I’ve spent here at Fresno Pacific," said Wright, who became the

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Tuskegee University Hires Dunn

Tuskegee University has announced the hiring of its new men’s basketball coach. President Brian Johnson, Ph.D. and Athletic Director, Curtis Campbell, have selected former New York Knicks assistant coach, Jerry M. Dunn, to lead the Golden Tigers basketball team. Dunn replaces Leon Douglas, who resigned in July. Dunn has more than 30 years of combined

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Clarkson University Hires Assistant

Fran Brown is entering his first season as the top assistant coach for the Clarkson University Men’s Basketball team in 2014-15. Brown, a 2011 graduate of Boston University with a degree in Broadcast Journalism and a 2013 master’s degree in Sports Journalism, served his alma mater’s basketball program in numerous ways as an undergraduate and

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Sellers Steps Down at Georgia College

After 21 seasons, the longest-tenured coach in Peach Belt Conference (PBC) men’s basketball history announced his retirement Thursday. Georgia College head coach Terry Sellers has retired after 350 victories on the Bobcat sideline. Sellers, a four-time PBC Coach of the Year, has led the Bobcats in all but three of their seasons since joining the

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Winston-Salem State Hires Assistants

ames Wilhelmi has completed his men’s basketball staff at Winston-Salem State. Wilhelmi, who was named the head coach in June after spending three years as an assistant at WSSU, has hired Andre Gray and Justin Griffith. click here! “In the case of hiring Andre, he’s well-known in the recruiting circles in North Carolina and he’s

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Columbia Staff Update

Columbia men’s basketball head coach Kyle Smith has rounded out his coaching staff for the upcoming 2014-15 campaign. Adam Hood will serve as an assistant coach, John Andrzejek takes over as Director of Basketball Operations and Jake Heine has been named graduate manager for the program. “We are very excited and fortunate to have a

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Nebraska Completes Staff

University of Nebraska basketball coach Tim Miles completed his staff on Tuesday with the hiring of Brett Sapp as administrative coordinator for the Husker program. Sapp replaces Teddy Owens, who was promoted to director of basketball operations earlier this summer. In Sapp’s new role, he will assist in daily operations of the Husker basketball program,

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University of Cincinnati Staff Update

Former Bearcat JaQuon Parker and longtime athletic trainer Robb Williams have joined the University of Cincinnati men’s basketball staff, head coach Mick Cronin has announced. Parker, who served as an undergraduate assistant coach during the spring semester last season, will work as assistant director of student-athlete development. Williams is hired as the athletics department’s head

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Endicott College Hires Coach

The Endicott Athletics Department is proud to announce that Kevin Bettencourt has been named the seventh head coach in Endicott men’s basketball history, taking over a Gulls program that has won five Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) titles since joining the league in 1999 with five NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. Bettencourt is coming off six

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Wojcik out at Charleston

College of Charleston president Glenn McConnell has fired men’s basketball coach Doug Wojcik. McConnell announced the decision in a letter to the "campus community" listed below.. Dear Campus Community, I am writing today to let you know I have made the decision to terminate Head Men’s Basketball Coach Doug Wojcik’s employment at the College of

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