Porter Moser

REPORT: Loyola to elevate Valentine to head coach

According to multiple reports, including one from the Chicago Sun Times, Loyola University Chicago is expected to elevate assistant Drew Valentine to head coach. He would replace Porter Moser, who officially took over at Oklahoma this weekend. Valentine, who turns 30 in May, played collegiately at Oakland University. Following his playing days, he spent two

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REPORT: Porter Moser to Oklahoma

According to a Tweet by Chicago’s City/Suburban Hoops Report’s Joe Henrickson, Loyola Chicago’s Porter Moser will become the next head coach at Oklahoma. His sources have confirmed that the deal is being finalized. Moser has spent the past ten seasons at Loyola, leading the Ramblers to the Final Four back in 2018. This past season,

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Dokubo promoted to DBO at Loyola Chicago

 Loyola University Chicago head men’s basketball coach Porter Moser announced that London Dokubo has been promoted to director of men’s basketball operations. Dokubo spent the 2018-19 season as Loyola’s video coordinator and has served on the Ramblers’ staff for four years. “London is one of two guys who have been here since day one and

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HoopDirt Daily News – 12/7/17

HoopDirt.com’s Daily News from the college basketball coaching world… No jinx here! Congrats to Porter Moser whose Loyola Chicago squad knocked off #5 Florida last night in Gainesville. Moser, who captured the HoopDirt.com DI Coach of the Week Award presented by Just Play Solutions back on November 27th, now has his Ramblers at 9-1 this

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OFFICIAL: Seltzer to Loyola (Chicago)

HoopDirt.com news sponsored by Dr. Dish Following up on a rumor that HoopDirt.com posted earlier this week (Loyola Chicago Dirt)…Loyola University Chicago head men’s basketball coach Porter Moser has announced the hiring of Bennie Seltzer as an assistant coach. Seltzer brings 18 full years of collegiate coaching experience with him to Rogers Park and most recently

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