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Daily Dirt – 6/24/20

A few things that I’ve heard… It sounds like the search at D2 Wheeling University (WVa) is now down to three or four. I mentioned former Niagara head coach Pat Beilein here last Friday (DAILY DIRT – 6/19), and it sounds like he is now one of the finalists. Another name that I keep hearing

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Daily Dirt – 6/22/20

A few quick hitters to start the week… I have heard that CJ Killin is no longer on the staff at Portland State. He had been there for the past two seasons, and was previously an assistant at Idaho State. It sounds like he may wind up at Salt Lake CC (he and head coach

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Daily Dirt – 6/19/20

A few things that I’ve heard to wind down the week… I have heard from multiple sources that Tra Arnold will be hired as an assistant at Samford. Arnold spent last season as the associate head coach at Iona, but coached the team during the season as Tim Cluess was sidelined due to health reasons.

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Daily Dirt – 6/11/20

A few quick things as another long week winds down…. According to a tweet from the Washington Post’s Steven Goff, former George Washington head coach Maurice Joseph will become an assistant at George Mason. He spent last season as an assistant at FDU following a three year run at GW. Dannton Jackson has been hired

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Northeastern State Basketball Staff Update

Northeastern State men’s basketball head coach Ja Havens announced his coaching staff Friday.  Lucas Hunter and Brett Cannon will share the sidelines with the NSU alum for the upcoming 2020-21 season.   Both have previously worked with Havens at East Central University (Ada, Okla.). “I could not be more excited about the staff that is

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Daily Dirt – 6/1/20

A few things that I’ve heard to kick off June… The search to replace Ja Havens at D2 East Central University (OK) is moving quickly. The most interesting name that I’ve heard here is Arkansas assistant Chris Crutchfield. Before joining the Razorbacks staff last spring, he has spent eight seasons at Oklahoma. More on this

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