Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) I can confirm that D3 FDU-Florham will name Keith Hack as their new head men’s basketball coach. Hack had spent the past four seasons as the head coach at his alma mater D3 Medaille College, where he went 35-45 (.438). Before his time at Medaille, Hack served as an assistant at
D3 NEWS: King named Assistant Basketball Coach at Washington College
Washington College Men’s Basketball head coach Corey Begly has named Chris King as the new assistant head coach for the Shoremen. “We are thrilled to welcome Coach Chris King to the Flock,” said Coach Begly. “Chris not only is a fantastic coach, but an even better person. His experience and recruiting expertise will help us hit
Annan named Head Basketball Coach at D3 SUNY Delhi
Jonathan Annan, a SUNY Delhi men’s basketball alumni and current EOP Counselor, has been hired as the head coach of the men’s basketball program, Athletic Director Bob Backus announced Saturday. Coach Annan brings a strong commitment to the development and success of student-athletes after being a part of the SUNY Delhi family for over a
OFFICIAL: Cain named Head Basketball Coach at Johns Hopkins
Following-up on something that I first reported back on 6/28 (D3 DIRT). Ryan Cain has officially been named as the new head basketball coach at Johns Hopkins University. Here’s the statement from JHU: Johns Hopkins Associate Vice Provost and Director of Athletics & Recreation Jennifer S. Baker announced the appointment of Ryan Cain as the
Former Franklin Pierce head coach Chadbourne takes over as WBB HC at D3 Southern Maine
A veteran in the coaching ranks, David Chadbourne, has been named the next head coach of the University of Southern Maine women’s basketball team. University of Southern Maine Director of Athletics Al Bean made the announcement as the Huskies prepare for the upcoming 2023-2024 academic year. Chadbourne replaces Samantha Norris who led the Huskies for eight seasons
New York Small College Dirt…
Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) I can confirm two jobs that are now open in New York: Search Update:
D3 DIRT: Keene State’s Cain headed to Johns Hopkins
Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) Following-up on my TWEET from earlier today…I can confirm that Keene State head basketball coach will take over at Johns Hopkins. He will replace Josh Loeffler, who became an assistant at Cincinnati earlier this month. Cain had a great run at Keene State, compiling a 144-66 (.689) record during his eight
Daily Dirt – 6/27/23
Story: Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) A few things that I’ve heard… Adam Notteboom has departed the staff at Navy. He had been on the Midshipmen staff since 2019, and was the Director of Basketball Operations at Lipscomb before that. Sounds like he will do something outside of coaching. Campbell has hired Emmanuel Matey as their new
OFFICIAL: Miller retires as Head Basketball Coach at Alvernia; Replaced by Miller, Jr.
Following-up on something that I mentioned over the weekend (D3 DIRT). The change at Alvernia is now official – here’s the statement that the school issued today: Alvernia University director of athletics Bill Stiles and Mike Miller announced on Monday the retirement of Miller as the men’s basketball head coach and assistant director of athletics, effective immediately. Miller
D3 NEWS: Loeffler promoted to full-time associate head coach at Swarthmore
Shane Loeffler has been elevated to the role of full-time associate head men’s basketball coach at Swarthmore. Loeffler has been a member of the men’s basketball coaching staff since 2017. During his five seasons on the Swarthmore bench, the Garnet have posted a 132-21 overall record as they’ve established themselves as one of the elite programs
D3 DIRT: Alvernia opens (kind of)
Following-up on my Tweet from last night… Mike Miller will step down as the head coach at D3 Alvernia University after 19-seasons at the helm, and be replaced by current assistant coach Mike Miller, Jr (his son). Miller compiled a 315-178 (.639) during his tenure at AU, including a 21-9 (12-4) mark last season. His
BREAKING D3 NEWS: Butterfield announces retirement at UT Dallas
After 23 seasons, Terry Butterfield is retiring in October as the UT Dallas head men’s basketball coach. Hired as just the second coach in school history in 2000, Butterfield shaped the Comets into a regional and national contender. The search for a new head coach will begin immediately. During his 23 seasons, Butterfield’s UTD teams have earned