Wichita State University head men’s basketball coach Gregg Marshall’s salary will increase to $1.6 million beginning Nov. 9, and to $1,750,000 beginning in April, 2014, under a revised contract agreement between the school and Marshall, Director of Athletics Eric Sexton announced today. “We believe this commitment to Coach Marshall through this salary increase for his
Mercyhurst adds two assistants
The Mercyhurst men’s basketball team has announced the hiring of two assistant coaches for the 2013-14 season. A.J. Bender and Dwan McMillan will be on Coach Gary Manchel’s staff this year. Bender played basketball at Mount Aloysius College in Cresson, Pennsylvania. He graduated in 2007 with a degree in business administration. Bender earned his Master’s
Gallagher Signs Extension
After piloting the Hawks to their first-ever Division I postseason appearance, the University of Hartford has signed head men’s basketball coach John Gallagher to a new contract that will keep him as the head men’s basketball coach through the 2017-18 season, President Walter Harrison and Director of Athletics Pat Meiser announced on Wednesday afternoon. Gallagher
Canisius Hires Ops
Canisius head men’s basketball coach Jim Baron announced today that former Golden Griffin Chuck Harris has been named the program’s director of men’s basketball operations. Harris played 115 career games in a Canisius uniform from 2003-07, where he scored 1,090 points to go with 555 rebounds and 312 assists. Harris comes to Canisius after spending
Paine College Staff Update
Paine College men’s head basketball coach Jimmy Link has hired two new assistant coaches this season to round out the three person staff. Joining Link on the sidelines this season will be Tito Arias and Paine College alumni Chase Campbell. Both bring a unique set of complimentary experiences to Paine as the team looks ahead
Hill-Thomas joins Nevada staff
University of Nevada head men’s basketball coach David Carter has added former Wolf Pack player Garry Hill-Thomas to the staff. Hill-Thomas will be a graduate assistant for the Pack this season. "We are excited to have Garry return to the program," Carter said. "He was a standout player for the Wolf Pack and we welcome
BYU’s Rose undergoes surgery
BYU basketball coach Dave Rose underwent surgery last week as part of his cancer treatment at the Huntsman Cancer Hospital. It was deemed necessary that Rose undergo surgery to remove cancerous spots that were discovered during Rose’s most recent routine cancer screening. The surgery was performed by Dr. Courtney Scaife. "The surgery went well," Dr.
Williston State Hires Assistant
– A familiar face is joining the Tetons Coaching Staff in Matthew Goodwin. A former All American at Williston State, Coach Goodwin returns to be an assistant coach for men’s basketball. During his playing time at Williston State, Goodwin led the National Junior College Athletic Association in scoring as a sophomore, averaging 24.8 points per
Floyd Adds Cantu to UTEP Staff
Head Coach Tim Floyd named Bob Cantu to the UTEP basketball staff on Tuesday. Cantu will serve as assistant coach, taking the spot vacated by Greg Foster when he departed for a position with the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers. Cantu spent 12 seasons at USC as an assistant coach, associate head coach and most recently interim
Antigua joins Seton Hall staff
Seton Hall head men’s basketball coach Kevin Willard filled the vacancy on his staff with the hiring of assistant coach Oliver Antigua. The long-time St. Raymond High School head coach and former college teammate of Willard at Pittsburgh spent last season as an assistant coach at Manhattan College under Steve Masiello. "Oliver adds a new
UNH adds staffer
Head coach Bill Herrion of the University of New Hampshire men’s basketball program is pleased to announce the hiring of Ryan Herrion. The 2012 New Hampshire graduate joins the staff as the video coordinator and is in charge of player development. Ryan Herrion, son of head coach Bill Herrion, played four years at the University
Schlagel to Retire at End of Season
After a 40-year association with the St. Cloud State University men’s basketball program, head coach Kevin Schlagel announced today that he will retire following the end of the 2013-14 season. Schlagel, a Rush City, Minn., native, landed on the St. Cloud State campus in 1972 and played four seasons for Noel Olson. He became the