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Talladega College Men’s Basketball Staff Update

Talladega College Head Men’s Basketball Coach Chris Wright announced the hiring of Tim Ward and Jon Warren. Ward, who will serve as the top Assistant Coach and Recruiting Coordinator, comes to Talladega after spending last season on staff at NCAA Division II Arkansas Tech University. Prior to his time in Russellville he spent three seasons

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Miller Joins Oredigger Men’s Basketball Staff

Montana Tech head basketball coach Adam Hiatt announced the addition of Tyler Miller today. Miller is the program’s lead assistant coach after spending the previous six seasons at NCAA Division I member, University of Central Arkansas of the Southland Conference.  During his time as an assistant coach in Conway, Arkansas, Miller helped lead UCA to

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Brown joins Governors State Men’s Basketball Staff

Mike Brown has been named as an assistant coach with the Governors State men’s basketball team. A Chicago native, Brown served as an assistant coach at Purdue Northwest from 2018-20, helping the Pride to its most successful season since becoming an NCAA Division II member. Brown was also a Division II assistant at Maryville (2017-18)

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OFFICIAL: Wilberforce tabs Mark Mitchell as new Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Following up on HoopDirt.com’s NAIA DIRT from yesterday… The Wilberforce University Athletic Department has announced that Mark Mitchell has been hired as the school’s next head men’s basketball coach. Wilberforce Athletic Director Derek Williams states that an influx of resumes were received for the position. “Mark Mitchell’s goal to always mold tomorrow’s leaders and prepare them to

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Daily Dirt – 7/29/20

Some things that I’ve heard… It sounds like former UIC assistant Rod Clark is the leader for the vacant assistant spot at Austin Peay. Last season was Clark’s first at UIC after a stint at Sunrise Christian Academy. He was not retained at UIC after Steve McClain was released back in March. I have heard

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