Illinois State junior forward Bobby Hill tore his left ACL and will miss the entire upcoming season.
Month: September 2009
San Diego State: Aztecs Pick Up Option to Extend Fisher’s Contract
San Diego State has exercised a two-year contract option on coach Steve Fisher to keep him on board until 2012-13.
Tennessee: Pearl Decides That KKK Joke Wasn’t in Good Taste
Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl joked that one of his players hails from a county that is also home to the KKK, then later decided to apologize for the remark.
Maryland: Top Recruit Charged With Assault
Freshman forward Jordan Williams will appear in a Connecticut court Oct. 5 after authorities charged him with misdemeanor assault and breach of peace.
New England Elite 75 Frosh/Soph Player Notes
We look back at the second annual New England Elite 75 Frosh/Soph edition, where we got a look at plenty of young talent.
Grambling State: Duckett Resigns As Controversy About Player’s Death Builds
Grambling State coach Rick Duckett announced that he will resign after junior Henry White died Aug. 14 after participating in an off-season conditioning workout.
Cincinnati: Bearcats Like Team’s Progress Under Cronin, Extend His Contract
Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin received a two-year contract extension after helping the team improve the number of wins each season since 2006.
Kentucky: Courts Offer Gillispie Plea Deal in DUI Case
Former Kentucky coach Billy Gillispie has been offered a plea bargain regarding a charge for driving under the influence.
Brimmer & May Has a New Look
It’s a new year and a new look for the Brimmer & May School. Last season’s team made it to the semifinals of NEPSAC Class B before bowing out, certainly not a bad run for a team in its first year there and that two years earlier was in Class D. If this season’s team is to make a similar run, they will have to do it differently.
NCAA: Ish Will Lead NCAA as Interim President
The NCAA has chosen James Ish, vice president for administration and chief financial office, to be the interim replacement of former NCAA president Myles Brand.
