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Michigan - (Jon Beilein) - Hired Juwan Howard (Miami Heat Assistant Coach)

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Michigan - (Jon Beilein) - OPEN Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

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Remaining open Coaching Position North Dakota

Howard - (Kevin Nickelberry) - Hired Kenny Blakeney (Columbia Assistant Coach) Morgan State - (Todd Bozeman) - Hired Kevin Broadus (Maryland Assistant Coach)

North Dakota - (Brian Jones) - OPEN

Jdub‏ @Gohamjdub FollowFollow @Gohamjdub More The wait is over. Excited to be a BlueJay #LETITFLY #ROLLJAYS @cucoachmac 4:30 PM - 24 Apr 2019 from Indianapolis, IN

Looks like anyone wishing for Windham can kiss those wishes goodbye.

Lipscomb - (Casey Alexander) - Hired Lenny Acuff (Alabama Huntsville Head Coach) Northern Kentucky - (John Brannen) - Hired Darren Horn (Texas Associate Head Coach)

Idaho State - (Bill Evans) - Hired Ryan Looney (Point Loma Nazarene Head Coach) Kennesaw State - (Al Skinner) - Hired Amir Abdur-Rahim (Georgia Assistant Coach) Maryland Eastern Shore - (Clifford Reed) - Hired Jason Crafton (76ers G-League Assistant Coach) Mississippi Valley State - (Andre Payne) - Hired Lindsey Hunter (Buffalo Assistant Coach)

St. John's - (Chris Mullin) - Hired Mike Anderson (Arkansas Head Coach)

Southern Mississippi - (Doc Sadler) - Hired Jay Ladner (Southeastern Louisiana Head Coach)

Jeff Goodman‏Verified account @GoodmanHoops 3h3 hours ago More Miami likely to land one of the top guards left on the board in the senior class: Montverde Academy’s Harlond Beverly. He also considered Georgia, Michigan, Virginia, Indiana, Baylor, Kansas. Combo guard originally from Michigan. 1 reply12 retweets13 likes Reply 1 Retweet 12 Like 13 Direct message

Cincinnati - (Mick Cronin) - Hired John Brannen (Northern Kentucky Head Coach) Northern Kentucky - (John Brannen) - OPEN Utah Valley - (Mark Pope) - Hired Mark Madsen (Los Angeles Lakers Assistant Coach) Wofford - (Mike Young) - Hired Jay McAuley (Wofford Associate Head Coach)

Former UCLA coach Steve Alford has been signed to a 10-year deal to become the next coach at Nevada, the school announced on Thursday. Alford was fired 13 games into his sixth season in Westwood after the Bruins started with a 7-6 record that included a four-game losing streak and home losses to Belmont and Liberty. He will succeed Eric Musselman, who left Reno last week to take the same position at Arkansas. Alford be introduced Friday afternoon at 11 a.m. ET. "There is no better coach than Steve Alford to continue the rise of Nevada basketball and we are excited for the next chapter," Nevada athletic director Doug Knuth said in a statement released by the school. "To get a leader of Coach Alford's caliber is a testament to the support of our community and our university. There is a great tradition of Wolf Pack basketball and the future is even brighter." Alford recruited at a high level at UCLA with top-25 recruiting classes in each year and three top-10 classes overall, including top-six classes in his final two years. But his demise with the Bruins was expedited by his lack of postseason success. He missed the NCAA Tournament just once (twice including his shortened final season), but only thrice advanced to the second weekend of the tournament and never made the Elite Eight. "To be able to continue my career in a tight-knit community that has demonstrated its support for the basketball program is exactly the opportunity that Tanya and I were looking for, and we are thrilled to be in Northern Nevada," Alford said. "I can't wait to get to work as we look to build off the established tradition and momentum of this great program. I want this to be the last stop of my coaching career." At Nevada, expectations for Alford will be tempered compared to UCLA. Though the Wolf Pack made the NCAA Tournament in each of Musselman's final three seasons and posted consecutive 29-win seasons before he left, the program is expected to experience a talent exodus. As a result, Alford could be undertaking a minor rebuild, though Nevada has recruited at a high enough level to compete at the highest level in the MWC.

Nevada - (Eric Musselman) - Hired Steve Alford (UCLA Head Coach)

Jeff Goodman‏Verified account @GoodmanHoops FollowingFollowing @GoodmanHoops More Arizona State and Bobby Hurley have agreed to a new five-year deal, source told @stadium. Hurley was pursued by St. John’s, but opted to remain in Tempe - where he will try and take the Sun Devils to the NCAA tourney for the third straight season. 6:18 PM - 11 Apr 2019

Jeff Goodman‏Verified account @GoodmanHoops FollowingFollowing @GoodmanHoops More South Carolina’s Frank Martin has emerged as a key target at Cincinnati, source told @Stadium. 4:18 PM - 11 Apr 2019

Presbyterian - (Dustin Kerns) - Hired Quinton Ferrell (College of Charleston Assistant Coach) Southern Mississippi - (Doc Sadler) - OPEN

Just did a quick google search and there are approximately 72 early entrants who have declared for the Draft at this time. There are only 60 picks and this is not counting Seniors and Overseas players.

Is it just me or has there been more players declare for the draft early, than there are actual draft picks? Is the draft expanding to a 3rd round and no one mentioned it to the world?

California - (Wyking Jones to Retire) - Hired Mark Fox (Former Georgia Head Coach 2017-2018) BYU - (Dave Rose to Resign) - Hired Mark Pope (Utah Valley Head Coach) Tennessee Tech - (Steve Payne) - Hired John Pelphrey (Alabama Assistant Coach) Stetson - (Corey Williams) - Hired Donnie Jones (Dayton Assistant Coach)

Belmont - (Rick Byrd) - Hired Casey Alexander (Lipscomb Head Coach) Lipscomb - (Casey Alexander) - OPEN

St. John's - (Chris Mullin) - OPEN