Auburn University has fired head women’s basketball coach Johnnie Harris. The school released the following statement this afternoon: Auburn is making a leadership change with its women’s basketball program, Director of Athletics John Cohen announced Thursday. “After a thorough review of our women’s basketball program, I have made the difficult decision that a leadership change
Buchanan promoted to Associate Head Coach at Auburn
Damitria Buchanan, who enters her second season on the Auburn women’s basketball staff, has been promoted to associate head coach, it was announced by Head Coach Johnnie Harris today. Buchanan serves as the Tigers’ recruiting coordinator and helped land a consensus top-25 class in her first year on the Plains; that group will be joining the Tigers for
Auburn fires Head Women’s Basketball Coach Williams-Flournoy
Auburn Director of Athletics Allen Greene announced Thursday a leadership change for the Auburn women’s basketball program as Terri Williams-Flournoy will no longer lead the program. In nine years, Williams-Flournoy compiled a 140-138 record including a 48-96 mark in Southeastern Conference play. Williams-Flournoy led Auburn to NCAA Tournament appearances three times in 2016, 2017 and
Auburn adds former Tiger Reneisha Hobbs to Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff
Reneisha Hobbs, an Auburn women’s basketball letter-winner and member of the 2009 SEC Championship team, has joined Coach Terri Williams-Flournoy’s staff as special assistant to the head coach, it was announced Monday. Hobbs returns to The Plains after spending the last three years at Alabama State as an academic advisor and Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) advisor