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Knox Joins Bearcats WBB Coaching Staff

Carlos Knox, an 18-year veteran coach in both collegiate and professional basketball, has been hired as an assistant coach with the University of Cincinnati women’s basketball program, Head Coach Michelle Clark-Heard announced today. Knox, a native of Dayton, Ohio, comes to UC after serving as an assistant coach at the University of North Texas the

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Craighead agrees to 3-year extension at San Jose State

Following one of the greatest seasons in program history, San José State University Director of Athletics Marie Tuite announced on Monday that women’s basketball head coach Jamie Craighead has agreed to a new three-year contract that will run through the 2022-23 season. “There is an exciting buzz surrounding our women’s basketball program as Coach Craighead

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Burks-Wiley Named Head Coach for FIU Women’s Basketball

Jesyka Burks-Wiley has been named the head coach of the FIU women’s basketball program, FIU Executive Director of Sports and Entertainment Pete Garcia announced on Friday. Burks-Wiley becomes the eighth head coach for the FIU women’s basketball program. “We’re thrilled to announce the hiring of Jesyka Burks-Wiley as the next head coach of our women’s

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OFFICIAL: Coaching change made at Chicago State

Following up on something that I tweeted yesterday…. Sounds like Chicago State opened on the women’s side. Heard Greg Ray already named interim HC there. — Adam Nelson (@HD_DirtKing) April 16, 2020 Chicago State has made it official and announced that Misty Opat is no longer the Cougars head women’s basketball coach. The university released

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Stewart Named Eurkea College Women’s Basketball Coach

Jaylynn Stewart has been named Eureka Women’s Basketball Coach, according to an announcement from EC Director of Athletics Bryan Moore on Thursday morning. Stewart, a 2014 EC alum, will be the 13th head coach in Eureka women’s basketball history. The accomplished former Red Devil returns to Eureka after spending five prolific seasons as a Division III

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