Bethel College head men’s basketball coach Alonzo Jamison will not return for the 2014-15 season. Kent Allshouse, Bethel athletic director, made the announcement. "To have someone with such historic ties to Kansas basketball coaching in our athletic department is a pretty rare event at our level," Allshouse said. "While I am grateful for the three
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Daily Dirt – 2/25/14
A few things that I have heard today… • It sounds like trouble is brewing at Tennessee-Martin. AD Julio Freire is going to hold a press conference next Monday to discuss the future leadership of the men’s basketball program. Probably not a great thing to hear if you are head coach Jason James. I have
300th win for Klein at Chaffey College
Jeff Klein, head coach at Chaffey College since the 2001-02 season recorded his 300th win in Chaffey College’s 126-75 win over Barstow College in the regular season finale last Saturday. Chaffey finished the season 25-5 and is seeded #4 entering the playoffs after losing in the State Championship game last season. Klein’s record is 300-110
HOT: Extension for Lebo at East Carolina
East Carolina University has announced a two-year extension of head men’s basketball coach Jeff Lebo’s contract that will now secure his position through the 2020-21 season. The new agreement, approved by the University’s Board of Trustees and announced by ECU Director of Athletics Jeff Compher Monday, extends Lebo’s existing contract to April 15, 2021. During
Daily Dirt – 2/20/14
Last week we had some “dirt” from Maine (http://hoopdirt.com/blog/8be484d3/daily-dirt-2-12-14/…)…. Today we head south to New York for a few tid bits…. • Merchant Marine head coach Danny Nee was suspended indefinitely last month. Assistant coach David Muchnick has been coaching the team since January 18th. There is no word as to whether he will be
Downey Gets 200th Win
West Alabama men’s basketball defeated West Georgia 67-45 in Gulf South Conference action Friday to give head coach Mark Downey his 200th career victory at Pruitt Hall. UWA improved to 13-8 overall and 10-5 in the GSC, ranked second, while Downey moved to 200-100 as a head coach. The Wolves fell to 15-9 and 7-8.
Stillman’s Grant earns 250th win
Marking his 250th career win, Coach Michael Grant walked off the court a happy man. With a smile on his face, he walked off the court underneath the scoreboard that read Stillman 105, Miles College 82, at Birthright Alumni Hall on Monday night. "I think it’s a milestone that a lot of coaches try to
Marks Wins #200
University of St. Francis defeated Indiana University South Bend 77-72 in Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference men’s basketball play Wednesday night. The win was the 200th career victory for USF head coach Ryan Marks. Now in his first season with the Saints, Marks raised his 13-year overall record to 200-185. Stay with HoopDirt for the latest
HOT: Show announces retirement at BBC
At the end of the season, Coach Mike Show will put away the clipboard and retire from coaching men’s basketball at Baptist Bible College. The 1992 BBC graduate has been at the helm of the program for the past 20 years, making him the coach whom held the position the longest for men’s basketball, in
#300 for Shaw at Rose-Hulman
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology head coach Jim Shaw became the second men’s basketball coach in program history to win 300 career games as the Fightin’ Engineers rallied to defeat Bluffton University 61-55 on Saturday afternoon. Shaw improved to 300-219 overall in his 20 years at Rose-Hulman. John Mutchner, a 25-year head coach from 1963-88, holds
HOT: Gipson set to retire at NSU
Larry Gipson announced on Sunday that he will retire as head coach of the Northeastern State men’s basketball program, effective at the conclusion of the 2013-14 season. Gipson will step down after leading NSU for the past 17 seasons. He currently has a career record of 276-198 at Northeastern State. His all-time collegiate coaching record