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Marquette extends Smart through 2029-30

Marquette University head men’s basketball coach Shaka Smart‘s contract has been extended through the conclusion of the 2029-30 campaign, Vice President & Director of Athletics Bill Scholl announced. “In a very short period of time, Shaka and his staff have done a tremendous job of establishing a winning culture, both on and off the court,” Scholl

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Providence Basketball Staff Update

Providence College Men’s Basketball Head Coach Kim English announced today the hiring of Tim Fuller, Dr. T.J. Grams and Chase Campbell to his staff.  Fuller will serve as an assistant coach.  Grams will be the director of basketball operations.  Campbell will be the head men’s basketball strength and conditioning coach/director of sport performance.  The hirings

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Howard returns to Villanova Basketball Staff

Ashley Howard, who played a pivotal role in helping guide Villanova teams that won a pair of NCAA national championships in 2016 and 2018, is returning to the Wildcats as an Assistant Coach on the staff of Head Coach Kyle Neptune, it was announced today. He fills the void created by the departure of George Halcovage,

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Dunleavy named General Manager of Basketball at Villanova

Villanova Vice President and Director of Athletics Mark Jackson announced today the creation of a new position, General Manager of Basketball, and named former Wildcats’ Associate Head Coach Baker Dunleavy to fill that role effective immediately. The General Manager will support William B. Finneran Endowed Men’s Head Coach Kyle Neptune and Women’s Head Coach Denise

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Providence Basketball Staff Update

Providence College Men’s Basketball Head Coach Kim English announced today (April 7) the hiring of Dennis Felton and Nate Tomlinson as an assistant coaches on his staff.  Dennis Felton Felton worked under English the last two years as an assistant coach at George Mason.  This is the first hire announced by English, who was named as the

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Providence statement on Cooley departure

Providence College has released the following statement on the departure of head basketball coach Ed Cooley to Georgetown: Providence College President Rev. Kenneth R. Sicard, O.P. and Athletics Director Steve Napolillo announced today that the College will begin a national search for a men’s basketball coach. The new coach will replace Ed Cooley, who resigned earlier today. Cooley

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REPORT: Ed Cooley to Georgetown

The worst kept secret in college basketball is finally a reality. According to multiple reports, including one from Jon Rothstein, Ed Cooley will depart Providence and become the new head coach at Georgetown. Cooley has spent the past 12-seasons at the helm of his hometown Friars, where he went 242-153 (.613). His best season came

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