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New York University Head Coach Joe Nesci recorded the 500th win of his career when the Violet men’s basketball team defeated Brooklyn College 70-67 at NYU’s Brooklyn Athletic Facility in Brooklyn, NY, on Monday, December 12. Nesci, who took over as the program’s head coach during the 1989-90 season, now sports a career record of
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Mark Potter, in his 19th year at the helm after resurrecting the Newman men’s basketball program, has announced that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2016-17 season. “I’m so thankful for the last 19 years that my family and I have been able to have here at Newman,” Potter said. “It’s truly been
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Steve Pikiell earned his 200th career win as a head coach with Rutgers 79-37 win over Central Connecticut earlier this week. Pikiell, who had spent the previous 11-seasons at Stony Brook, now holds a 200-175 career record. The 2016 America East Conference Coach of the Year who led Stony Brook to six postseason appearances over
Josh Mills has been named as the interim head basketball coach at Ranger College. He assumes the position following the retirement of Billy Gillispie, who stepped away earlier this week citing health concerns. Mills joined Gillispie’s staff this past summer after serving a two-year stint as the Director of Player Development at Wake Forest. He
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The Andrew College Fighting Tigers have hired James “Jamie” Brooks as their Head Men’s Basketball Coach to restart the program for the 2017-2018 season. “The vision Jamie presented for our basketball team during this search as well as the character and integrity he possesses makes him the right coach for the Fighting Tigers,” said President
Coach Mason here with another great drill of the week! I’m really excited about this one because I had former college player Evan Mattson workout with me. We did a few challenging inside/outside basketball drills that really pushed us hard and I know these drills will challenge you as well! I really wanted to focus on
Jace Thompson, head coach of IU Kokomo’s men’s basketball team, has been suspended pending the outcome of a prompt and effective investigation. Because this is a personnel matter, no additional details will be released. Thompson is in his fifth season at IU Kokomo. His squad is currently 4-6. Additionally, Whitney Farris, head coach of IU
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Tommy Amaker, The Thomas G. Stemberg ’71 Family Endowed Coach for Harvard Men’s Basketball, became the all-time winningest head coach of the Crimson as Harvard bested Boston College, 74-66, Wednesday night at Conte Forum. Amaker earned his 179th win at Harvard, passing Frank Sullivan as the all-time leader. In his nine seasons as the head
TAMPA, FL – MARCH 13: Head coach Billie Gillispie of the Kentucky Wildcats argues a call with a referee during the game against the Louisiana State University Tigers during the second round of the SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament on March 13, 2009 at The St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
Associated Press RANGER, Texas — Former Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie says he is retiring, citing health concerns as he steps aside as coach at a Texas junior college. The 57-year-old Gillispie said in a text message to The Dallas Morning News on Wednesday that he’s been battling high blood pressure since the summer. The
No coach wants to turn prospective players off to their program — but are you unintentionally ticking off a player? Read more to see three common oversights that prospects read into. High school student-athletes are a temperamental bunch, and there’s no exception when it comes to basketball recruiting. We often tell basketball players how to
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Bill Self joined elite company as the ninth-fastest coach in NCAA Division I history to reach 600 career wins after No. 3 Kansas defeated UMKC, 105-65, on Tuesday night inside Allen Fieldhouse. After the game, Self was presented with his commemorative 600th-win game ball. The 24th-year head coach was also surprised by special video messages
Spring Arbor University Men’s Basketball Head Coach Ryan Cottingham earned his 300th career win in a dominant 87-67 victory on the road against Mount Vernon Nazarene University. The Cougars blitzed MVNU to start the game, jumping out to a 10-0 lead, and never looked back to claim their second straight Crossroads League victory. In his 18th season
