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Oregon basketball head coach Dana Altman hopes to reunite with former assistant Tony Stubblefield, who was recently fired as head coach at DePaul. Altman expressed his admiration for Stubblefield's coaching abilities and is optimistic about the possibility of Stubblefield returning to the Oregon basketball staff after the season.
DePaul University has fired head basketball coach Tony Stubblefield after a 3-15 start to the season, with the team winless in the Big East at 0-7. Stubblefield, who had been with the program for three seasons, was unable to meet the program's goals, leading to his dismissal. Assistant coach Matt Brady will serve as the interim head coach for the remainder of the season while the university conducts a search for a permanent replacement.
DePaul University has fired men's basketball coach Tony Stubblefield after a 19-game losing streak in the Big East, marking a low point in the team's history. Athletic director DeWayne Peevy is now leading the search for Stubblefield's successor, with potential candidates including proven coaches from winning programs and DePaul alumni. The university is seeking a coach with a real shot at winning as it aims to end its NCAA Tournament drought.
DePaul University has relieved Tony Stubblefield of his duties as head coach of the men's basketball program after evaluating the team's performance, with a record of 28-54 in two-plus seasons. The university will immediately begin a national search for the next head coach, while Matt Brady has been appointed as the interim head coach.
The struggling DePaul Blue Demons face the Louisville Cardinals in a college basketball matchup. DePaul, with a 1-7 record, is facing speculation about the potential firing of head coach Tony Stubblefield. Their defense has been a major weakness, ranking poorly in three-point defense and effective field goal percentage defense. Louisville has historically dominated this series but lost to DePaul in their last meeting. The game is expected to be closely contested, with a projected score of DePaul 75, Louisville 74 according to Ken Pomeroy.