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Hellenthal relieved of duties as Head Basketball Coach at D2 Quincy University

Quincy University Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Josh Rabe has announced that Ryan Hellenthal, Head Men’s Basketball Coach, has been relieved of his coaching duties.   With four contests remaining, the men’s basketball team has a record of 12-14, including a 5-11 mark in the GLVC.  This season, QU men’s basketball is tied for thirteenth in the 15-team GLVC.  Hellenthal concludes his five-year

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Suggs promoted to Head Basketball Coach at McKendree U.

McKendree Interim Athletics Director Anthony Francis announced that men’s basketball assistant coach George Suggs will be promoted to the program’s 26th head coach. Suggs takes over after Chris Foster left become the head coach at GLVC rival Drury University. Suggs joined the McKendree University men’s basketball staff in the summer of 2018. Since his arrival on campus

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UIndy Men’s Basketball Staff Update

UIndy men’s basketball first-year head coach Paul Corsaro solidified his staff, adding former Butler standout Roosevelt Jones as an assistant this coming season. An All-Big East performer for the Bulldogs, Jones spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach at IU-Kokomo, including spending the 2019-20 campaign as Associate Head Coach. Jones will assume his

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Spruance joins USI Basketball Staff

University of Southern Indiana Men’s Basketball announced the hiring of John Spruance as a men’s basketball assistant coach. He completes USI Head Coach Stan Gouard’s staff that also includes current assistant coach Kevin Gant.   “I am very excited to have John and Kevin on our staff,” said Gouard. “We have assembled two great coaches from the

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D2 DIRT: Stricker out at Maryville U

I can confirm that Marc Stricker is out as the head men’s basketball coach at D2 Maryville University (MO). Stricker was hired at Maryville back in 2017 following a stint as an assistant coach at Oral Roberts. Prior to that, he had served as an assistant at Maryville. This past season, the Saints went 5-22

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