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BCSP Notes . . . 
First-year head coach Greg
Richardson has been relieved of his duties at
Virginia Union, becoming perhaps the first coaching casualty of
the 2008 black college football season.
Virginia Union officials have announced last week that his
contract will not be renewed. Richardson finishing the season with an overall
record of 5-5.
Richardson assumed the top post in March of 2008, following
the resignation of former head coach Arrington Jones,
III. He was given a contract set to expire in December 2008. Prior to taking over as head
coach, Richardson spent five seasons on the sidelines as a member of the
VUU coaching staff.
Richardson served as Assistant Head Coach/Defensive
Coordinator during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. He was also a part of Virginia
Union's football staff during the 1997 and 1998 seasons.
Johnson C. Smith University has released head football coach
Daryl McNeill effective immediately. The announcement came in a joint
statement from new JCSU President Ronald L.
Carter and Golden Bull Athletics Director Steve
Joyner.
McNeill was in his second stint as JCSU head football coach
having completed his fourth season with a 3-7 overall record (2-5 in the CIAA).
He became head football coach in December 2004. He also served as
associate athletics director.
McNeill was the university's 14th head football coach. He
previously served as head football coach during the 1995 and 1996 seasons.
Fort Valley State administrators reached a mutual
agreement Monday with head football coach Deondri
Clark that he be relieved immediately of coaching duties and reassigned to teaching and
staff responsibilities.
Plans call for Clark, who was 18-15 in three years on the job, to
assume instructional responsibilities in health and physical education and also
play a key role in working directly with students in the Division of
Student Affairs. FVSU finished 6-5 this season, 6-3 in the SIAC.
A national search will be undertaken to select Clark's
successor. Wilson E. Gossier Sr., FVSU's interim compliance officer, will
handle football operations until a new coach is named.
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