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Small College Dirt…

A couple of things from the small college level… I can confirm that Jim Brunelli is no longer the head women’s basketball coach at D2 Converse College (SC). He had been the head coach there since 2019, and compiled a 10-41 (.196) record. Prior to his time at Converse, he spent six seasons as the

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MEAC DIRT: Delaware State WBB job opens

Following up on my TWEET from earlier today… I have heard from multiple sources that David Caputo is out as the head women’s basketball coach at Delaware State. Caputo went 22-51 (.301) during his three seasons as the Lady Hornets head coach. Before taking over back in 2018, he had spent four seasons as the

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REPORT: Wisconsin set to hire BU’s Moseley

According to a report from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the University of Wisconsin is set to hire Boston University’s Marisa Moseley as their new head women’s basketball coach. In her three seasons as the head coach at BU, Moseley went 45-29 (.608), including a 12-3 (10-2 Patriot League) mark this past season. She captured the

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ETSU set to name new WBB Head Coach

East Tennessee State has scheduled a press conference for tomorrow at 12:30pm to introduce their new head women’s basketball coach. Our sources have told us that the leader and likely choice here is Ohio State assistant coach Simon Harris. Last season was Harris’ first at OSU after spending the previous two years at NC State.

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REPORT: ETSU parts ways with Ezell

According to a TWEET by WCYB’s Heather Williams, East Tennessee State has parted ways with head women’s basketball coach Dr. Brittney Ezell. Ezell had spent the past eight seasons at ETSU where she compiled a 105-132 (.443) mark. This past season, the Bucs went 4-16 (1-10 SoCon). Before coming to ETSU, Ezell had been the

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REPORT: NAIA Stephens College (MO) dismisses coach

According to a report by the Missourian, Stephens College has dismissed head women’s basketball coach Joshua Steffen. Steffen told the Missourian that he was “blindsided” by the move. He added, “I’m proud of the work we did there. I’m crushed and hurt by the way it ended. I did the best I could, we did

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REPORT: NAIA Rocky Mountain places head coach on leave

According to a report by 406mtsports.com, NAIA Rocky Mountain College (MT) has placed women’s basketball head coach Wes Keller on administrative leave. According to the report, “Keller was placed on leave by Rocky’s administration after some players objected to what they perceive is an abrasive coaching style by Keller.” The report also said that, “a

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