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College Basketball Coaching Changes: 2012
As usual, the 2012 college basketball off-season features a never-ending parade of coaching changes. Some moves make sense, others are questionable, while others are simply head-scratchers. Thanks to collegesportsinfo.com, where a lot of this info was gleaned from. Also, apologies if all the colors give you a headache!
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College Basketball Coaching Changes 2011
We'll track coaching changes as they occur. If there's any missing on here, or if you have contract info to add (including salaries), please mention it in the comments section.
Latest Hiring/Firing 6/27: Not done yet; Bethune-Cookman fires Reed
BCS Conferences
Arkansas
Was: John Pelphrey
Is: Mike Anderson (from Missouri)
Georgia Tech
Was: Paul Hewitt
Is: Brian Gregory (from Dayton)
Maryland
Was: Gary Williams
Is: Mark Turgeon (from Texas A&M)
College Basketball Coaching Changes 2010
We'll track coaching changes as they occur. If there's any missing on here, or if you have contract info to add (including salaries), please mention it in the comments section.
Latest 8/20: UIC tabs Wisconsin assistant to replace Collins
BCS Conferences
Auburn
Was: Jeff Lebo
Is: Tony Barbee (UTEP)
Boston College
Was: Al Skinner
Is: Steve Donahue (Cornell)
Clemson
Was: Oliver Purnell
Is: Brad Brownell (Wright State)
Poll: Who Will be the Next Coach Fired?
Speeding Towards Indy: A College Hoops Preview
College Hoops is here. Finally! (This also means we get more of Gus Johnson! I’m excited!) We know all about Coach Cal’s new colors, Pitino’s “family” issues, and most of the big name players and teams in the country. Plus two Isaiah/Isiah Thomases this year. We’re in for a treat.
Fall Out Boy: USC Continues Shakeup Following Tim Floyd Fallout
"As of 1 p.m. today, I am resigning as head basketball coach at the University of Southern California," wrote Coach Floyd in the letter.

