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Tilley retires at Kennesaw State

Colby Tilley has announced his retirement as the head women’s coach at Kennesaw State. The official press conference will take place Monday 3/19 at 10:00am. Coach Tilley was at the helm for the past 17 seasons. He will retire as the winningest coach in program history accumulating a 290-208 record at KSU. In his 35-year

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Tilley retires at Kennesaw State

Colby Tilley has announced his retirement as the head women’s coach at Kennesaw State. The official press conference will take place Monday 3/19 at 10:00am. Coach Tilley was at the helm for the past 17 seasons. He will retire as the winningest coach in program history accumulating a 290-208 record at KSU. In his 35-year

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Tilley retires at Kennesaw State

Colby Tilley has announced his retirement as the head women’s coach at Kennesaw State. The official press conference will take place Monday 3/19 at 10:00am. Coach Tilley was at the helm for the past 17 seasons. He will retire as the winningest coach in program history accumulating a 290-208 record at KSU. In his 35-year

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Tilley retires at Kennesaw State

Colby Tilley has announced his retirement as the head women’s coach at Kennesaw State. The official press conference will take place Monday 3/19 at 10:00am. Coach Tilley was at the helm for the past 17 seasons. He will retire as the winningest coach in program history accumulating a 290-208 record at KSU. In his 35-year

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Tilley retires at Kennesaw State

Colby Tilley has announced his retirement as the head women’s coach at Kennesaw State. The official press conference will take place Monday 3/19 at 10:00am. Coach Tilley was at the helm for the past 17 seasons. He will retire as the winningest coach in program history accumulating a 290-208 record at KSU. In his 35-year

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LMU coach not retained

Loyola Marymount announced that head women’s basketball coach Julie Wilhoit will not be retained. In 17 years at the helm of the Lions’ program, Wilhoit compiled a 232-261 overall record and 107-133 mark in West Coast Conference play. She was a three-time WCC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2003-04. That year, the Lions

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LMU coach not retained

Loyola Marymount announced that head women’s basketball coach Julie Wilhoit will not be retained. In 17 years at the helm of the Lions’ program, Wilhoit compiled a 232-261 overall record and 107-133 mark in West Coast Conference play. She was a three-time WCC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2003-04. That year, the Lions

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LMU coach not retained

Loyola Marymount announced that head women’s basketball coach Julie Wilhoit will not be retained. In 17 years at the helm of the Lions’ program, Wilhoit compiled a 232-261 overall record and 107-133 mark in West Coast Conference play. She was a three-time WCC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2003-04. That year, the Lions

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LMU coach not retained

Loyola Marymount announced that head women’s basketball coach Julie Wilhoit will not be retained. In 17 years at the helm of the Lions’ program, Wilhoit compiled a 232-261 overall record and 107-133 mark in West Coast Conference play. She was a three-time WCC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2003-04. That year, the Lions

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LMU coach not retained

Loyola Marymount announced that head women’s basketball coach Julie Wilhoit will not be retained. In 17 years at the helm of the Lions’ program, Wilhoit compiled a 232-261 overall record and 107-133 mark in West Coast Conference play. She was a three-time WCC Coach of the Year, most recently in 2003-04. That year, the Lions

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