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Division I coaching changes


SportsLine.com staff
Jan. 12, 2001

School Former coach Record New Coach
Air Force Reggie Minton 150-296, 15 yrs Joe Scott
Out: MWC coaches rallied behind him, but it wasn't enough.
In: Former Princeton assistant knows how to win despite limitations.
Albany Scott Hicks 44-39, 3 years Scott Beeton
Out: Was going in right direction before scooting off to Loyola (Md).
In: Highly regarded veteran gets chance to run own program.
Ark.-Little Rock Sidney Moncrief 4-24, 1 year Porter Moser
Out: Moncrief heads back to NBA as assistant with Dallas Mavericks.
In: Two-year assistant and top recruiter takes over as head man.
American Art Perry 27-58, 3 years Jeff Jones
Out: School is hungry for the winner Perry couldn't produce.
In: Forced out at Virginia, Jones takes another stab at leading a program.
Appalachian St. Buzz Peterson 79-39, 4 years Houston Fancher
Out: Played for Dean, roomed with Jordan ... and he can coach, too.
In: The Apps wasted no time in promoting assistant Fancher.
Ball State Ray McCallum 127-76, 7 yrs Tim Buckley
Out: Tough to keep a young winner in town when Houston comes calling.
In: McCallum's top assistant will try to keep a good thing going.
Butler Barry Collier 196-132, 11 yrs Thad Matta
Out: Turned the Bulldogs into winners and now must revive Nebraska.
In: Three-year assistant to Collier was being groomed for this.
CS-Fullerton Bob Hawking 59-103, 6 yrs Donnie Daniels
Out: Titans lost final 11 games of his disappointing tenure.
In: Former Utah aide will take Majerus approach to Orange County.
Charleston So. Tom Conrad 42-72, 4 years Jim Platt
Out: After 3-11 Big South campaign, school officials had seen enough.
In: Former Ark-Little Rock head man expects a quick rebuilding project.
Colorado State Ritchie McKay 37-23, 7 years Dale Layer
Out: Would have gone someplace else had he turned down Oregon State.
In: Top assistant promoted to keep program's momentum going.
Cornell Scott Thompson 45-60, 4 years
Out: Resigned to assume administrative position with the Big Red.
In: Can anybody crack Penn and Princeton's Ivy dominance?
Delaware Mike Brey 99-52, 5 yrs David Henderson
Out: Former Duke aide replaces new UNC coach at Notre Dame.
In: Blue Hens again tap into deep Duke coaching fraternity.
Delaware State Tony Sheals 6-22, 1 year Greg Jackson
Out: Tough to keep a gig when players accuse you of assault.
In: Will try to parlay Division II success over to the MEAC.
E. Kentucky Scott Perry 19-61, 3 years Travis Ford
Out: After three tough years, Perry pulled his own plug.
In: Former Rick Pitino player promises the Colonels will run-and-gun.
E. Michigan Milton Barnes 62-53, 4 years Jim Boone
Out: Thought he had program going rightly. School disagreed.
In: After reviving stagnant Robert Morris, tries to give EMU a nudge.
E. Washington Steve Aggers 71-82, 5 years Ray Giacoletti
Out: Leaves to take on major rebuilding effort at Loyola Marymount.
In: Former Washington assistant knows how to recruit the Northwest.
Florida Intl Shakey Rodriguez 79-66, 5 years Donnie Marsh
Out: Turned FIU into a solid program before running into problems.
In: Former Va. Tech and Florida St. aide leads Panthers into Sun Belt era.
Ga. Tech Bobby Cremins 354-237, 19 yrs Paul Hewitt
Out: One NCAA Tournament in 7 years seasons was not enough.
In: Turned Siena into MAAC bellwether. Has major work to do.
Hartford Paul Brazeau 100-123, 8 yrs Larry Harrison
Out: Program heading in the wrong direction, Brazeau had enough.
In: Has been an assistant at Cincinnati and DePaul. Think he can recruit?
Houston Clyde Drexler 19-39, 2 years Ray McCallum
Out: NBA legend never got into the coaching groove at his alma mater ...
In: ... but, boy could he recruit. Fridge is full for former Ball State coach.
Howard William Coward 1-27, 1 year Frankie Allen
Out: Interim coach did what he could in one troubled year.
In: Tenn. State refugee walks into worst situation in the country.
Illinois Lon Kruger 71-48, 4 years Bill Self
Out: Atlanta Hawks swoop in and take Kruger into the NBA.
In: Fine young coach has a fine stable of fine young talent.
Indiana Bob Knight 661-240, 29 years Mike Davis
Out: Unceremoniously fired after not adhering to "zero tolerance" guidelines.
In: Promoted assistant will try to promote continuity in interim capacity.
Jacksonville St. Mark Turgeon 25-29, 2 years Mike LaPlante
Out: Kansas native couldn't turn down Wichita State.
In: Four-year Auburn assistant has won big at every stop.
Kansas State Tom Asbury 85-88, 6 years Jim Woolridge
Out: No 2000 postseason sealed his fate with 2 years left on contract.
In: Former Tim Floyd aide charged with returning KSU to proud form.
Loyola (Md.) Dino Gaudio 32-52, 3 years Scott Hicks
Out: 7-21 season caused him to take assistant spot at Xavier.
In: Nice run at Albany launches him into competitive MAAC.
Loyola Marymt Charles Bradley 20-62, 3 years Steve Aggers
Out: Two wins in 28 games and no WCC wins drove Bradley to resign.
In: Took over moribund Eastern Washington and worked wonders.
Memphis Johnny Jones 15-16, 1 year John Calipari
Out: Did a nice job in specter of scandal, but program wanted big name.
In: After laying an NBA egg, Calipari will try to revive sleeping giant.
Miami, Fla. Leonard Hamilton 143-147, 10 years Perry Clark
Out: After signing 7-year extension, Hamilton buys his way out for $1 million.
In: Successful Tulane coach brings his act to the Big East.
Missouri-K.C. Bob Sundvold 43-70, 4 years Dean Demopoulos
Out: Dismissal stunned Sundvold and the rest of Mid-Con.
In: Longtime Temple aide takes over competitive program.
Nebraska Danny Nee 254-190, 14 yrs Barry Collier
Out: The good folks of Nebraska do not like to lose. Nee did too much of it
In: Butler head man gets the nod after courtship of Tulsa's Bill Self goes sour.
North Carolina Bill Guthridge 80-28, 3 years Matt Doherty
Out: Veteran coach ends fine three-year run with surprising retirement.
In: Doherty takes prestigious spot turned down by others.
Northwestern Kevin O'Neill 30-54, 3 years Bill Carmody
Out: O'Neill shocked Wildcats by becoming assistant coach with the New York Knicks.
In: After going 5-24 and winless in Big Ten last season, things can't get worse.
Notre Dame Matt Doherty 22-15, 1 year Mike Brey
Out: The Irish knew Doherty was a climber and UNC is quite a step.
In: Immediate chance (and pressure) to break 10-year NCAA drought.
Oregon State Eddie Payne 52-88, 5 years Ritchie McKay
Out: Recruited well, but ultimately couldn't bring a winner to Corvallis.
In: Beavers get fine young coach (with Northwest ties) from Colorado State.
Princeton Bill Carmody 92-25, 4 years John Thompson III
Out: Sneaked out the back door to take the Northwestern job.
In: Former Tigers captain vows to keep system intact.
Robert Morris Jim Boone 45-66, 4 years Danny Nee
Out: No NCAA Tournaments, but Eastern Michigan called anyway.
In: Gets back in the game with a program he can win with.
Sac. State Tom Abatemarco 13-66, 3 years Jerome Jenkins
Out: High expectations turned into a 3-13 Big Sky record and his resignation.
In: Go figure ... Jenkins gets the job, but only on an interim basis.
St. Peter's Rodger Blind 55-84, 5 years Bob Leckie
Out: Two MAAC wins was not enough for Blind to get an extension.
In: Brooklyn prep coach returns to alma mater for first NCAA job.
Siena Paul Hewitt 71-27, 3 years Louis Orr
Out: Georgia Tech comes calling, ending wildly successful run with Saints.
In: Former Syracuse aide gets first crack as a front man.
SW Texas Mike Miller 87-79, 6 years Dennis Nutt
Out: Ended solid run on losing note to take assistant's post at K-State.
In: Houston and Dickie's brother takes over in San Marcos.
S.F. Austin Derek Allister 32-74, 4 years Danny Kaspar
Out: Miserable campaign puts Allister out to pasture.
In: Kaspar jumps from the University of the Incarnate Word. Seriously.
Tennessee St. Frankie Allen 90-109, 7 years Nolan Richardson III
Out: Allen opted out after depressing 7-22 season, then got Howard job.
In: Son of Arkansas coach gets first crack at leading his own program.
Tulane Perry Clark 185-145, 11 yrs Shawn Finney
Out: Moves on to Miami after winning 20 games six times.
In: Tubby Smith aide gets first shot at a his own program.
Tulsa Bill Self 74-27, 3 years Buzz Peterson
Out: After getting to Elite Eight, Self turned down all suitors -- until Illini.
In: Buzz Peterson is latest in long line of up-and-coming Tulsa coaches.
UNLV Bill Bayno 94-64, 5-plus years Max Good
Out: NCAA sanctions ran Bayno out of town.
In: Will Max be Good enough to get job permanently?
W. Carolina Phil Hopkins 65-76, 5 years Steve Shurina
Out: A disappointment in 1999, causing Hopkins to be shown the door.
In: Predecessor was fired following a .500 season.
W. Michigan Bob Donewald 151-155, 11 yrs Robert McCullum
Out: Long tenure ended when he was "reassigned" after 10-18 season.
In: Illinois assistant is expected to turn it around quick in wacky MAC.
Wichita State Randy Smithson 55-62, 4 years Mark Turgeon
Out: A 12-17 season finally put an end to his tumultuous run.
In: Native son back in Kansas after success at Jacksonville State.
William & Mary Charlie Woollum 69-94, 6 years Rick Boyages
Out: Since a 20-7 mark in '98, Woollum struggled, then retired.
In: Former BC, Ohio State assistant gets his chance.
Wisconsin Dick Bennett 93-69, 5-plus years Brad Soderberg
Out: Even college hoop coaches can get burned out
In: Soderberg replaces mentor and former coach.



   

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