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Revisiting a Decline in Minority College Coaches – New York Times
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Revisiting a Decline in Minority College Coaches
New York Times African-Americans have long dominated college basketball on the court. The same cannot be said for the sideline. The number of minority coaches in NCAA Division I is declining. The latest race and gender report card released in 2010 by The Institute … Recent trends may threaten college basketball coaching diversity Recent trends may threaten coaching diversity |
End Zone: Pitino’s son is chip off old block – New York Daily News
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End Zone: Pitino's son is chip off old block
New York Daily News MIAMI – The newest college basketball coach in town is 29 years old and has a famous name and genes to match, and no time to think about any of that right now. He has a schedule to finalize, recruiting agendas to set up, high school and AAU coaches to … |
College Football/Basketball: The AAU Conference Proposal – Bleacher Report
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College Football/Basketball: The AAU Conference Proposal
Bleacher Report They recently added Syracuse and Pittsburgh to go along with Boston College. Meanwhile, the Big East has teams in Texas now (California and Idaho if you count football only members). Only eight of its 18 members in college basketball (less than half) … |
Adams signs basketball scholarship with Southwest Tennessee Community College – al.com
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Adams signs basketball scholarship with Southwest Tennessee Community College
al.com (Press-Register/Robert Ladnier) FOLEY, Alabama — Three student athletes associated with the Foley High basketball team made post-graduation commitments on Tuesday. Rafael Adams signed to play at Southwest Tennessee Community College in Memphis, … |
College Basketball Capsules: Cincinnati dismisses freshman F Ellis – Brownsville Herald
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College Basketball Capsules: Cincinnati dismisses freshman F Ellis
Brownsville Herald By JOE KAY, AP CINCINNATI (AP) — Freshman forward Octavius Ellis was dismissed from Cincinnati's basketball team on Friday because of an incident at a downtown nightclub the previous weekend. The university said it is punishing Ellis even though no … Cincinnati dismisses freshman Ellis after last weekend's nightclub incident |
Castle’s Seniour, Brown sign college basketball letters of intent – Evansville Courier & Press
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Castle's Seniour, Brown sign college basketball letters of intent
Evansville Courier & Press By Gordon Engelhardt Shane Seniour, a Castle High School senior who signed a letter of intent Friday to continue his basketball career at Parkland College, is a study in perseverance. "Shane never made one of the Castle feeder teams," said his father, … |
Five for the Weekend: SMU’s AD firing a stunner; who’ll succeed Krzyzewski? – CBSSports.com
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Five for the Weekend: SMU's AD firing a stunner; who'll succeed Krzyzewski?
CBSSports.com By Gary Parrish | CBSSports.com College Basketball Insider SMU is without an athletic director, USA Basketball could soon be without a coach and Sports Illustrated has a high school hooper on its cover. That should get us through Five for the Weekend. |
College hoops teams continue retooling process – Fox News
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College hoops teams continue retooling process
Fox News Philadelphia, PA – As the senior high school class of 2012 approaches the end of its academic year, the college basketball landscape for next season will be molded by the incoming group of fresh faces. Kentucky's John Calipari reached the zenith of … |
Shareef Abdur-Rahim goes from one-and-done to college graduate – Yahoo! Sports (blog)
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Shareef Abdur-Rahim goes from one-and-done to college graduate
Yahoo! Sports (blog) By Jeff Eisenberg By Jeff Eisenberg | The Dagger – Fri, May 18, 2012 10:58 AM EDT Even though it's easy to criticize college basketball's one-and-done system for turning education into a necessary evil, it's important to remember there are players who … |
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College Basketball Capsules: Ex-Syracuse hoops coach's wife claims life is ruined
Brownsville Herald By JOHN KEKIS, AP GENEVA, NY (AP) — The wife of fired Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine claimed Wednesday that ESPN maliciously trampled her reputation by broadcasting salacious stories about her and about claims that her … Bernie Fine accuser Mike Lang speaks out Laurie Fine Suing ESPN For Libel, Says Network's Lies 'Destroyed Her Reputation' College Sports News |
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