Sutton Makes Retirement Official: Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton officially announced that he is retiring, ending a career in which he won 798 games. Sutton appeared close to retirement a few months ago when he stepped down from his position to enter an alcohol rehab program. He was arrested and […]

Not Going Stag: New Fairfield head coach Ed Cooley completed his staff hires for his Stags coaching staff. David Collins, Tim Fuller and Bob Simon were named assistants and Richard Carter was named director of basketball operations. Collins spent three seasons with Marshall as an assistant in charge of recruiting, […]

Old Paladins: Furman coach Jeff Jackson hired Mark Price, James Strong and Nicholas Sanders as assistants. Price spent the past five seasons as an assistant at Alabama in Huntsville where he coordinated recruiting and the development of the perimeter players. Strong joins Furman after spending the past six seasons as […]

Closer to the Hart: Hartford coach Dan Leibovtz announced his staff, naming John Gallagher, Chris Gerlufsen and Elliot Broadnax. Gallagher was named the Hawks’ associate head coach after spending the past two seasons at Lafayette College. Gerlufsen served the past four years at the Citadel as an assistant. Broadnax was […]

Tiger Now a Pirate: Former Auburn forward Joey Cameron has committed to transferring to Seton Hall. Cameron averaged 4.2 points per game as a freshman for the Tigers. Cameron will be able to put to use his 250 pound frame to use for Bobby Gonzalez in 2007-08 and will have […]

Williams Leaving the Longhorns: Oft-troubled Texas sophomore Mike Williams is believed to be transferring from the Longhorns to either Cincinnati or Louisville. Williams was forced to miss the first five games of his freshman season in 2004-05 while the NCAA examined the relationship between his family and his former AAU […]

Harricks Denied: The federal judge in Jim Harrick and Jim Harrick Jr.’s defamation case against their former employers, the University of Georgia, has thrown out a large portion of the case. The U.S. District Court judge said the Harricks failed to show they had any real claim of harm done […]

Groundbreaking Expected for New Saint Louis Arena: The Board of Trustees for Saint Louis University has approved a resolution that authorizes the construction of an $80 million, on-campus arena.The arena will be paid for through fundraising efforts and $8 million in funding and bonds, which the school will repay with […]

Husky Big Man Denied Sixth Year: Bryson McKenzie, the lone member of the Northern Illinois Huskies who still knows what it was like to play at the Chick Evans Field House, was denied a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA. The 6-10 center graduated after the fall 2005 semester […]