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Ethan Engeman has been named to the Stevenson University men’s basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant for the upcoming 2018-19 season, head coach Gary Stewart announced. “Possessing a tireless work ethic, Ethan has unbelievable attention to detail and high character. He is incredibly well-liked and well-respected. There is no doubt, Ethan will help our
According to a report by the Albany Times Union, DII College of Saint Rose head men’s basketball coach Brian Beaury has retired. The 1982 St. Rose grad has been at the helm of his alma mater since 1986, and has compiled a 643-325 career record. Beaury told the Times Union, “It is just time,” Beaury said
Steve Ongley will join the Columbia men’s basketball staff as an assistant coach for the 2018-19 season, head coach Jim Engles announced this afternoon. Ongley spent four years as an assistant coach at Colby College in Waterville, Maine, and most recently was the video coordinator at Boston University. “We’re really happy to welcome Steve to
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David Sloan has been announced by head coach Tony Wingen, in his 29th year at the helm of the Carnegie Mellon University’s men’s basketball program, as the full-time assistant coach for the upcoming 2018-2019 season. Sloan will also serve as the Tartans’ recruiting coordinator. “David Sloan is a terrific addition to our staff. His energy
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Eastern University Men’s Basketball Head Coach and Interim Athletic Director Eric McNelley has picked Dan Pruessner as his top assistant for the 2018-19 Men’s Basketball season. Pruessner joins the Eastern basketball family from Freedom Christian Academy in Fayetteville, N.C. “I am thrilled to have Dan on staff with us,” McNelley said. “He has a great
I can confirm that Jason Henry is no longer the head basketball coach at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. His team was informed of the coaching change last night, but no explanation was given. Henry, who has been the head coach at SD Mines for the past thirteen seasons (162-207), will be replaced
I can confirm that former Lesley University player Devon Mayo will be named as the Lynx new head basketball coach. I mentioned in yesterday’s Daily Dirt that I believed he was the choice and that has now been confirmed. The 24-year old Mayo was a captain during his playing days, and scored over 1,000 points.
I can confirm that Kean University will name Adam Hutchinson as their new head men’s basketball coach. Hutchinson was most recently an assistant at his alma mater Amherst College. Prior to that, he spent fourteen seasons as the head coach at Washington & Lee University. Hutchinson also spent two seasons as the head coach at
Big day today, as the DIII’s finally start practice. A few things that I’ve heard… Ball State assistant Brian Thornton has departed for a job in enforcement with the NCAA. Thornton, who played at Vanderbilt and Xavier, had been at BSU for the past four seasons. He has also been the DBO at Xavier and
Illinois-Chicago head coach Steve McClain watches his team during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game against Kentucky, Sunday, Nov. 26, 2017, in Lexington, Ky. Kentucky won 107-73. (AP Photo/James Crisp) ORG XMIT: OTKJC120
Two years ago, Steve McClain (Head Coach – University of Illinois at Chicago) violated the state’s Ethics Act when he received $2,500 from a Chicago company that sells software to UIC and other colleges. The Ethics Act prohibits state employees from taking gifts from vendors. This finding (HERE)— which got very little, if any, public attention
Since we built the Dish Lab a few years ago we’ve been very fortunate to have many great players stop by to work out while utilizing Dr. Dish machines. Recently, we had Frank Mason III travel directly from Panama City where he was playing for USA Basketball to join us in the Dish Lab to
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Purdue University and head men’s basketball coach Matt Painter have agreed on a two-year contract extension through the 2023-24 season. In addition, effective July 1, 2019, Painter’s contract will convert to a rolling five-year term via automatic one-year extensions that could extend the agreement beyond 2023-24. “Matt Painter is a proven winner, and he wins with integrity,”
