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BREAKING: Hodges out at Morehead State

Morehead State Director of Athletics Brian Hutchinson has announced that Tom Hodges will not return as head coach of the women’s basketball program. Hodges compiled a 51-68 overall record and 31-35 Ohio Valley Conference record in four seasons. A national search to fill the vacancy will begin immediately. "I want to thank Tom for his

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Daily Dirt – 2/27/14

Things are starting to heat up in the "dirt" world… • I have heard from a good source, and since confirmed, that Arcadia (PA) head coach Lorie Khalil is no longer with the program. She had been at Arcadia since 2011 and compiled a 23-51 record during that time. She also spent six seasons as

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Pop Up Defender for Skill Development

Pop Up Defender for Skill Development The Pop Up Defender is a new skills training tool! Great for use at camps, clinics, skill development sessions, individual workouts and much more.. The Pop Up Defender: – Stands 3.4 feet tall to imitate a defender – Lightweight & collapsible for extremely easy portability – Stable & durable

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Daily Dirt – 2/25/14

A couple of things that I’ve heard as the season winds down and the coaching carousel heats up… • I can confirm that Southern Connecticut head coach Meghan Brown is no longer with the program. There has been no official statement, but she has not been with the team for the past week or so,

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BREAKING: DeHoff resigns at North Dakota State

North Dakota State University director of women’s athletics Lynn Dorn announced today head women’s basketball coach Carolyn DeHoff has resigned effective April 15. "Carolyn DeHoff is a person of great character and integrity," Dorn said. "Her commitment to our student-athletes is commendable. However, after a discussion with Carolyn regarding the program, I have accepted her

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Game Planning for Mother Nature

Game Planning for Mother Nature By: Bert DeSalvo With the recent storm postponing games throughout the Mid-Atlantic and New England earlier this week, Head Coaches need to have a plan for their programs in case their weekly schedule suddenly changes. Here are some things to consider when adjusting to Mother Nature: 1. Safety First –

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Stevens and Foster hit major milestones on Saturday

Two coaches achieved major career milestones on Saturday. Bentley head coach Barbara Stevens won her 900th game of her career, while Tennessee Chattanooga head coach Jim Foster won his 800th. Stevens became only the sixth women’s basketball coach in NCAA history to reach the 900-win plateau. She is a 2006 inductee into the Women’s Basketball

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HOT: Extension for Niagara’s Faustin

Niagara University women’s basketball head coach Kendra Faustin has received a contract extension through the 2017-18 season, announced today by the Rev. James J. Maher, C.M., university president. Faustin, who is in her seventh season as head coach, was named the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 2010. "We are pleased to

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BREAKING: Craft resigns at Montana Tech

Montana Tech head coach DeAnn Craft and assistant coach Kesha Watson both resigned hours before their game on Saturday. It appears that the pair resigned as a protest for the firing of Athletic Director Charles Bradley who "parted ways" with the school earlier in the day on Saturday. Before being hired in August of 2013,

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HOT: Gibbons returns to Holy Cross

Holy Cross women’s basketball coach Bill Gibbons will be returning to his position as head coach, effective today. Gibbons had voluntarily stepped aside in October of last year, after a former student filed a lawsuit claiming verbal and physical abuse while she was a member of the team. After a thorough review, the College has

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