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Judson Added to Indiana Staff

Indiana University men’s basketball coach Tom Crean has announced that coaching veteran Rob Judson will become the Hoosiers’ Director of Basketball Operations effective immediately. The Zion, Ill., native brings more than 30 years of experience to the IU staff including 24 years on the NCAA Division I level. He fills a vacancy created when Calbert

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Clarion’s Righter wins #400

Clarion used a late-game 13-0 run to beat visiting Seton Hill 64-61 and give Golden Eagle men’s basketball coach Ron Righter his 400th win at Clarion Saturday night at Tippin Gym. "To be honest with you, it’s just a number," a humble Righter, who is 400-290 in his 26th year at Clarion, said after the

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Mt. San Jacinto coach nets win 300

Mt. San Jacinto men’s basketball coach Patrick Springer netted his 300th victory with a win earlier this week over Mira Costa. The win was Springer’s 230th at MSJC. He spent three seasons at College of the Desert and one at City College of San Francisco before becoming the head coach at MSJC in 2003. Stay

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WJC’s Holley picks up win #850

William Jewel College men’s basketball coach Larry Holley won his 850th game as a head college basketball coach last week at Saint Joseph’s College. He breaks down his current place in college basketball history: "To the best of my knowledge here is where I stood at the end of the 2012-13 season……I’d have to look

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#400 for Missouri Southern’s Corn

The Missouri Southern defense held Lindenwood scoreless for 10:19 in the second half and the Lions gave head coach Robert Corn his 400th win in a 70-50 win at the Leggett & Platt Athletic Center. Now in his 25th season as head coach at Missouri Southern, Robert Corn has guided the Lions to 20 Mid-America

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Herkelman Wins 500th Career Game

Jay Herkelman reached another milestone in his storied coaching career on Friday night in front of the home crowd in Nellis Hall. Herkelman got his 500th career win as the Coffeyville Red Ravens rolled past the Highland Scotties 89-67. The game was not as close as the final indicated. Coffeyville led 51-24 at the half

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Ross wins #100 at Delaware

The University of Delaware men’s basketball team held off James Madison, 78-74, Saturday afternoon at the JMU Convocation Center, giving Blue Hen head coach Monté Ross his 100th carer victory. Ross is the 23rd head coach in University of Delaware men’s basketball history and begins his eighth season at the helm of the Blue Hens

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Interim tag removed from Cooper at Keystone

Keystone College is proud to announce that the interim tag has been removed from the title of Head Men’s Basketball Coach Brad Cooper. Cooper was appointed as the Giants’ Interim Head Coach in late October after Nevada Smith was named the head coach of Rio Grande Valley Vipers, the NBA’s Houston Rockets’ D-League affiliate. After

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UW Stevens Point’s Semling wins #200

Head coach Bob Semling earned his 200th career win, tying Jack Bennett for the most in program history, as No. 1 UW-Stevens Point escaped with a 61-60 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) win over UW-Stout on Wednesday night at Johnson Fieldhouse. Semling’s 200th win came in his ninth season with the Pointers after taking over

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Iowa’s McCaffery suspended one game

The Big Ten Conference office today announced a one-game suspension and public reprimand of University of Iowa men’s basketball head coach Fran McCaffery for violating the Big Ten Sportsmanship Policy during the second half of Iowa’s game at Wisconsin on Jan. 5. In addition, the conference announced that the institution has been fined $10,000 as

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Former Iowa State Coach Orr Dies

Johnny Orr, the man credited with resurrecting a once-dormant Iowa State men’s basketball program and energizing an entire fan base, passed away today. He was 86 years old. Orr was one of the nation’s most successful basketball coaches during his 29-year head coaching career (1964-66, 1969-94). He compiled a 466-346 career coaching mark and led

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