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UNDER THE BANNER
What's Going On In and Around Black College Sports
LADY BEARS' COACH NAMED:
Livingstone College has hired Angelyne E. Brown as its new head women's basketball coach. The announcement comes after an extensive search for a candidate who, according to Athletic Director Lamonte Massie, "Can elevate the program to the next level and who can develop and educate our young woman for today's competitive game and global marketplace."
Brown began her coaching career in 1992 at Tuskegee spending two years as the assistant women's basketball coach helping lead the team to consecutive SIAC West Division Championships. In 1994, Brown took over as the head women's basketball coach at Clark Atlanta where she spent eight seasons capturing the SIAC Tournament title in the 1998-1999 season. She also severed as interim Athletic Director at CAU. Brown has also made stops as head coach at Stillman (2006) and Morgan State (2002-2005).
The Atlanta, GA, native earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education from Clark College. In addition, she has earned the Master of Arts in Education Leadership degree from Argosy University.
CARTER ON NABC BOARD:
Second-year South Carolina
State head men's basketball coach Tim
Carter has been elected to the board of directors of the National Association of Basketball
Coaches (NABC).
Carter is set to begin his second season at South Carolina State. He previously was an assistant coach at Florida State for one season after an 11-year tenure as the head coach at the University of Texas-San Antonio, where he became the Roadrunners all-time winningest coach with 160 victories.
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