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John Calipari will return to Kentucky for 16th season, athletic director says

[ad_1] Another flameout in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament prompted questions about John Calipari’s future leading the Wildcats. But the longtime Kentucky coach will be returning for a 16th season in Lexington, Wildcats athletic director Mitch Barnhart announced Tuesday night on social media. “As we normally do at the end of every season, Coach Calipari and I have had conversations …

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Locally: Washington State volleyball adds assistant coach Kristin Watson to round out staff

[ad_1] Mar. 26—From staff reports Washington State women’s volleyball head coach Korey Schroeder announced the final addition to his 2024 coaching staff with the hiring of assistant coach Kristin Watson, who makes the move to Pullman following two seasons with Texas A&M Corpus Christi. “Kristin has put herself in a position to learn from high-level coaches and programs in her …

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John Calipari reportedly returns: Kentucky basketball coach to lead Cats for 16th season

[ad_1] LEXINGTON — Kentucky coach John Calipari reportedly will embark on his 16th season with the program in 2024-25. Calipari sat down with UK athletics director Mitch Barnhart for an end-of-season meeting Tuesday. The result of that is Calipari returning next season, according to Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio. The news came one day after Calipari hinted that he’d …

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COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Wranglers eliminate No. 4 seed Vincennes

[ad_1] Mar. 26—HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Odessa College men’s basketball team knocked off No. 4 seed Vincennes 58-56 in the second round of the NJCAA Tournament Tuesday at Hutch Sports Arena. With the victory, Odessa College will advance to the quarterfinals where the Wranglers will face the winner of Indian Hills at 5 p.m. Wednesday. Vincennes led 28-27 at the …

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Richard Pitino to Louisville basketball? Peyton Siva, fans react to his candidacy for job

[ad_1] New Mexico men’s basketball coach Richard Pitino, the son of former Louisville coach Rick Pitino, is a candidate for U of L’s coaching vacancy, The Courier Journal confirmed Tuesday afternoon. Richard Pitino just finished his third season with the Lobos. His team lost to Clemson in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Mountain West champions made their …

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Ahmad Henderson, Braxton Bayless, Harlan Obioha the latest Niagara players to enter transfer portal

[ad_1] Mar. 26—Niagara now has three starters and its top reserve in the transfer portal. Sophomore Harlan Obioha confirmed to the Gazette that he entered the portal Tuesday, as did top-two scorers Braxton Bayless and Ahmad Henderson II. They join Dre Bullock, who entered the portal last week. The 7-foot Obioha had a strong showing in his first year as …

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‘Those ‘fire Brownell’ guys can kiss it:’ Clemson Sweet 16 run shows Tigers’ faith in coach under pressure

[ad_1] CLEMSON — Clemson basketball coach Brad Brownell faced mounting pressure from fans and athletic director Graham Neff to make the NCAA Tournament after missing March Madness in back-to-back seasons. The 14-year Tigers coach, who has the most wins in Clemson’s men’s basketball history, entered this season with a 241-177 record but only three NCAA Tournament appearances and no ACC …

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Former Georgia basketball guard to enter the transfer portal

[ad_1] Former Georgia Bulldogs guard K.D. Johnson plans to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Johnson has played the past three seasons with the Auburn Tigers. Johnson transferred to Auburn after playing the 2020-2021 season with Georgia. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound guard has averaged less points per game in every season after averaging 13.5 points as a freshman at Georgia. In 2023-2024. …

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Washington to hire Pat Chun: Huskies poach Washington State AD for same role ahead of Big Ten move

[ad_1] getty images Washington is set to hire Washington State athletic director Pat Chun to the same position, according to 247Sports. Chun replaces Troy Dannen, who left just months after accepting the job to take the open AD position at Nebraska. It’s a six-year deal for Chun to leave the Cougars for the rival Huskies, according to multiple reports.  Chun …

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Series Recap: Kansas State Sweeps Houston, Jumps Into Top 25

[ad_1] Kansas State traveled to the Lone Star State to take on the Houston Cougars for the first time as baseball conference opponents. The Wildcats, who had played well up to this series, continued their hot steak. The series marked their second consecutive sweep, as K-State swept Missouri State the week prior. Here are some highlights from the series, and …

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Gannon men’s basketball team eliminated in NCAA Elite Eight

[ad_1] EVANSVILLE, Indiana — Cal State-San Bernardino dominated in the paint and Gannon struggled shooting the ball as the historic turnaround season ended for the Golden Knights with a 99-65 loss on Tuesday in the NCAA Division II men’s basketball Elite Eight. Gannon ended the season 32-3 after winning three games last year, while CSUSB (27-7) moves on to the …

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March Madness 2024: Why NCAA Tournament is poised for exciting finish despite lack of Cinderellas in Sweet 16

[ad_1] The opening weekend of the 2024 NCAA Tournament has come and gone, and if you love upsets and Cinderella stories, you didn’t have the best time. Sure, you saw Yale knock off analytical darling and national title dark horse Auburn, and you’ll always remember Jack Gohlke flame-throwing Kentucky into oblivion. But, for the most part, the first four days …

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March Madness: TV ratings tell the story — the tournament is perfect as is

[ad_1] We entered the 2024 NCAA tournament hearing that the men’s game had no name stars and few blue bloods among the legitimate national title favorites. Meanwhile, the powers that be in college athletics — commissioners and athletic directors attached to major football — were discussing expanding the tournament, at least when they weren’t busy raiding each other’s leagues, filing …

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‘A special group of guys.’ Xavier men’s basketball made 1st Elite Eight 20 years ago today

[ad_1] 2004.0319.10.1–XAVIER VS. LOUISVILLE–Xavier’s Dedrick Finn screams out as he hugged by Lionel Chalmers after Finn made a 3-point shot and was fouled as Xavier beggan to destroy Louisville in the second half Friday, March 19, 2004, in the 1st round of the NCCA championship in Orlando Florida at the T. D. Waterhouse Centre. A middling team in January, the …

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Utah coach says team was shaken after experiencing racial hate at hotel during NCAA Tournament

[ad_1] Lynne Roberts SPOKANE, Wash. — Utah coach Lynne Roberts said her team experienced a series of “racial hate crimes” after arriving at its first NCAA Tournament hotel and was forced to change hotels during the event for safety concerns. Roberts revealed what happened after Utah lost to Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAAs. Roberts didn’t go into …

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