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Detroit Area H.S. Coach Victim Of Drive-By Shooting
William Foster, the new head basketball coach at Southwestern High (Detroit, Mich.) was shot Friday near his home on the city's northwest side. Foster, 34, was walking near his home when a car pulled along him and opened fire. Foster is recovering fr...
Gillispie DUI Trial Date Set
Former Kentucky and Texas A&M coach Billy Gillispie is set to face trial Feb. 10, 2010, for his drunken-driving case. Gillispie is still mulling over a plea bargain.http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jDN-pjDkFMElDkDx9fWU-R7sP7TgD9B51MA...
Army Selects Spiker As New Head Coach
Zach Spiker, a five-year assistant coach at Cornell, has been hired as the new head men's basketball coach at Army. Spiker replaces Jim Crews, who was fired Sept. 21.http://www.theithacajournal.com/article/20091004/SPORTS03/910040357/College+men+s+ba...
Atlanta’s Meadors Named WNBA Coach Of The Year
Last season, the Atlanta Dream of the WNBA went 4-30 in its first year of existence. This season, the team improved to 18-16, and its coach, Marynell Meadors has been named coach of the year by the WNBA.http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/10/01/spor...
Australia’s Most Successful Coach Heads To China
Australia's most successful basketball coach Brian Goorjian believes he is unlikely to coach in the ANBL again as demand for his services grows in China.Goorjian lost his job amid the NBL's off-season turmoil as his South Dragons died and was also re...
Brennan Critical Of Binghamton Program
Former Vermont men's basketball coach Tom Brennan has voiced his displeasure with the path of the Binghamton University basketball program. Brennan, who appeared on ESPN to discuss Binghamton's dismissal of five basketball players, pulled no punches ...
Nolan Richardson Hired By WNBA Tulsa Group
A group of investors trying to lure a WNBA franchise to Tulsa, Okla., has hired Nolan Richardson to be the team's coach. Richardson signed a three-year deal. He previously coached at the University of Tulsa and led the team to a N.I.T. title in 1981....
Stemen Resigns From Southwest Minnesota
Greg Stemen, the head men's basketball coach at Southwest Minnesota State University for the last eight seasons, has resigned. His record at SMSU was 141-97. He won on Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference title. He is leaving the school to become ...





