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Jim Foster Announces Retirement at Chattanooga

Family is many things to many people. Over four decades and four institutions, Jim Foster‘s family spreads far and wide across the globe. However, it is the family near to his heart that pulls him away from 40 years of basketball. “Both of my sons expressed interest in hanging out with me more often,” Chattanooga’s

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Lynne Roberts Inks Contract Extension at Utah

University of Utah Athletics Director Dr. Chris Hill announced a contract extension for women’s basketball head coach Lynne Roberts today. “We really like the direction Lynne is taking us and the contract extension affirms our support for our women’s basketball program, which we think has a bright future under Lynne’s leadership,” Hill said. “We’re elated

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Josh Nichols Named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at McPherson College

McPherson College Director of Athletics Andrew Ehling has announced that Josh Nichols has been selected to direct the college’s women’s basketball program. He replaces Gordon Reimer, who retired in April after five seasons. Nichols comes to McPherson after three seasons as Head Women’s Basketball Coach and Assistant Athletic Director for Native American Recruiting at Bacone College

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OFFICIAL: PVAMU Names Sandy Pugh Head Women’s Basketball

Sandy Pugh has been named the new head women’s basketball coach at Prairie View A&M University. Pugh spent the previous 18 seasons as head coach at Southern University (2000-18), leading the Jaguars to seven outright or shared Southwestern Athletic Conference regular season titles. She also led Southern to four SWAC Tournament titles, four NCAA Tournament

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Minnesota Women’s Basketball Staff Update

Minnesota head coach Lindsay Whalen finalized her coaching staff Wednesday with the announcement of the return of Danielle O’Banion as assistant coach. Previously, Whalen had named Kelly Roysland and Carly Thibault-DuDonis as assistant coaches on her debut staff. O’Banion was an assistant coach for the Golden Gophers during its best five-season run in school history

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