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Jason Svoboda

Jason Svoboda

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You guys know the drill.

Abilene Christian: Brette Tanner
Albany: Dwayne Killings
Arizona: Tommy Lloyd
Arkansas-Pine Bluff:
Austin Peay: Nate James
Bethune-Cookman:
Binghamton: Levell Sanders (Interim)
Boston College: Earl Grant
Central Connecticut:
Central Michigan:
Charleston: Pat Kelsey
Cincinnati: Wes Miller
Delaware State:
Denver: Jeff Wulburn
DePaul: Tony Stubblefield
East Tennessee State: Desmond Oliver
Eastern Illinois: Marty Simmons
Eastern Michigan: Stan Heath
Eastern Washington: David Riley
Fordham: Kyle Neptune
George Mason: Kim English
Hofstra: Speedy Claxton
Indiana: Mike Woodson
Indiana State: Josh Schertz
Iowa State: TJ Otzelberger
IUPUI: Matt Crenshaw
Jacksonville: Jordan Mincy
Lamar: Alvin Brooks
Loyola Chicago: Drew Valentine
Marquette: Shaka Smart
McNeese State: John Aiken
Minnesota: Ben Johnson
New Mexico: Richard Pitino
North Carolina: Hubert Davis
Northern Illinois: Rashon Burno
Oklahoma: Porter Moser
Penn State: Micah Shrewsberry
Portland: Shantay Legans
San Jose State: Tim Miles
South Carolina State: Tony Madlock
Tennessee-Martin: Ryan Ridder
Texas: Chris Beard
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi: Steve Lutz
Texas Arlington: Greg Young
Texas State: Terrence Johnson
Texas Tech: Mark Adams
UC Riverside: Mike Magpayo (Interim)
UMBC: Jim Ferry
UNC Greensboro: Who? Mike Jones
UNLV: Kevin Kruger
Utah: Craig Smith
Utah State: Ryan Odom
UTEP: Joe Golding
UTRGV: Matt Figger
Western Carolina: Justin Gray
Wichita State: Isaac Brown
Winthrop: Mark Prosser
 
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First Year AD. Credit for decisiveness getting his own hires in place which seems to be any AD's first priority.
 
Boston College Coach Search Odds. Some interesting names on this list. I think I may put my money on Eisley.

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Boston College Men's Basketball Coaching Search Odds - HoopDirt

Here are VERY early opening odds on the search at Boston College. This is a very important search for new Eagles AD Pat Kraft. He has brought on Bob Beaudine from Eastman + Beaudine to help with this one. Opening odds are high because there is no legit info coming out of Chestnut Hill...
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Obviously the hot news is Lansing is gone. But some other news out there:

Albany has let their head coach go. Binghamton did as well but they named an interim for next season.

Outside of that, lots of buzz that Pitino will not be back at Minnesota.
 

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Firing season has already started......Will try to keep the latest hiring/firing news and rumors here....At least a couple openings in the B1G expected possibly.....I know I'm missing some but trying to update

Current Openings:

Albany
Penn State
Boston College
Northern Illinois
Fordham
Denver
New Mexico
George Washington
Portland
Tennessee Martin
UC Riverside
Texas State
UTRGV


New Hires:

Binghamton- Levell Sanders, Interim for 21-22 season
Wichita State- Issac Brown
 
Here is some interesting names being mentioned for current openings.....

Boston College:

* John Beilein, Former Michigan & Cleveland Cavs Coach
* Howard Eisley, Michigan Asst Coach
* Porter Moser, Loyola of Chicago HC
* Micah Shrewsberry, Asst at Purdue
* John Thompon III, Former Georgetown HC
* Ryan Odom, HC at UMBC
* Brad Stevens, Celtics HC

Penn State:

* John Becker, Vermont HC
* John Thompson III, Former Georgetown HC
* Phil Martelli, Asst at Michigan
* Chris Moony, Richmond HC
* Joe Crispin, Rowan HC and former Player

Shrewsberry is reportedly on the Top 3 list for Boston College & Penn State
Moser's name popping up on BC radar also
Does BC fans really think Stevens would leave the NBA for BC?? Thought he was going to IU? lol
 
Hooper said:
Job opening just down the road. Spoon out at EIU.
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Since EIU is my second favorite team I'd like to comment on this one. This was a dumb move by EIU. He was as good of a coach as they were going to get (and I think he is a good coach). I always felt that EIU was lucky to have him. Their budget is barely over a million dollars, the arena is awful, and they're not really in an area that college kids want to hang out at.

For what it's worth I think he would be successful at ISU. ISU is probably an easier place to recruit from, our budget is double what he's used to, and we play in an actual arena. If we hired him there would be no complaints from me.
 

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Sycamorefan96 said:
Since EIU is my second favorite team I'd like to comment on this one. This was a dumb move by EIU. He was as good of a coach as they were going to get (and I think he is a good coach). I always felt that EIU was lucky to have him. Their budget is barely over a million dollars, the arena is awful, and they're not really in an area that college kids want to hang out at.

For what it's worth I think he would be successful at ISU. ISU is probably an easier place to recruit from, our budget is double what he's used to, and we play in an actual arena. If we hired him there would be no complaints from me.
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Let me make sure I understand your perspective... you believe Jay Spoonhour is a great coach at / for EIU, despite their budget, arena and "media market"...
essentially his .431 record was outstanding given the "barriers" he faced...

Hmmm... interesting, I believe there many on this board that feel the same way about the current HC at Indiana State... other than the Ind State HC having a w/l record that's "100 points" higher... has made multi- post-season runs...
 
Can you show me a recent post I've said that I don't want Lansing to return? I was ready to leave him in Springfield, MO after that disastrous series and start to the season, but I give credit where credit is due. ISU has played pretty well down the stretch. Well enough that I actually want Lansing back next season.
 

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Fordham Rumors: (Names of Interest)

Patrick Chambers- Former Penn State HC
Kyle Neptune- Asst at Villanova
Fran Faschilla- Current ESPN announcer
Kiami Young- Asst at UCONN
Jim Ferry- Current Interim HC at Penn State
Steve Lavin- Current Fox announcer, former HC at St. Johns's & UCLA, Asst at Purdue
 
Jacksonville University Senior Vice President and Athletic Director Alex Ricker-Gilbert announced today that a change in leadership will occur at the top of the men’s basketball program, officially parting ways with Head Coach Tony Jasick, effective immediately.

Jasick’s tenure comes to a close having posted a 95-122 record across seven seasons including a 42-60 mark in ASUN play. A national search for the program’s 17th head coach, with Dr. Richard Sander of TopConnect serving in an advisory roll, will begin immediately.
 
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