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From The News Room
April 28, 2003
- UMES Bowling Season Ends at National
Championships
- Southern University has selected Michael
Grant as its next head men's basketball coach. Grant comes to
Baton Rouge from Wilberforce, Ohio where he had been head coach at Central
State University for the past seven years. Grant was selected
over Southern assistant coach Dave Valdery and Grambling women's
head coach Rusty Ponton.
April 20, 2003
- Albany To Host 2004 SIAC Basketball
Tournament
- Hampton University softball coach Tiny
Laster picked up his 400th and 401st career victory on Saturday
(4/19/03) as the Lady Pirates swept Howard University,
3-0 and 5-1, in Hampton, Virginia. Now in his 13th season as head coach,
the Tuskegee alum entered
the season as the
17th winningest active coach in the NCAA. During his tenure, Laster's teams
have won three conference championships and he is a three-time Coach of
the Year.
April 2, 2003
- UMES Lady Hawks Make Bowling Sweet
16
- Jackson State University has released the names of four candidates for its
men's basketball coaching vacancy. Listed as candicates by Athletics Director
Roy Culberson were JSU associate head coach Eric Strothers, JSU assistant coach
Alan Perry, Mississippi State assistant coach Robert Kirby and Ole Miss assistant
coach Wayne Brent.
Culberson also indicated that he expected to interview "about eight to 10
candidates" this weekend in New Orleans.
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