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...and now comes the best part! The AD of the school, who happens to be a woman, has suspended the coach, and will take over coaching responsibilities for the next game, thus becoming the first woman to ever coach a men's D-1 team. I don't think she's ever coached before, but I may be wrong. The interesting thing will be to see if and how the players react to this.
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Here's the link to the ESPN story: http://espn.go.com/ncb/news/2003/0211/1507464.html
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Maybe the assistant now doesn't have any experience. Lewis, the head coach was the assistant at the beginning of the year and got moved up after Richardson III resigned. Maybe they don't have an experienced third assistant. My thinking though is that after Richardson and now this, that she is probably tired of how the coaches are running that program.
Or maybe she just wanted to get in the news. [Edited by gsf23 on Feb 12th, 2003 at 09:04 AM]
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I referenced the whole Nolan Richardson III issue in the post about 19 ejections. I am sure she is taking it over in the interim as the coaching staff is dwindling. I think they want to take their time and find the right person to fill the job outside of the school. Bring in some fresh air so to speak.
Like I said, This is a year for TSU's athletic dept to forget as it pertains to men's basketball.
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