West Virginia coach Bob Huggins steps down just hours after DUI arrest: 'I must do better'
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Family of man fatally struck by Jim Boeheim agrees to settlement - ESPN
NEW YORK — The family of a man who was fatally struck by a vehicle driven by former Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim in 2019 has agreed to settle a lawsuit against Boeheim and the university, according to court documents.
Former San Diego football coach contests university's claim he retired after 10 years: 'I was shown the door'
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Tom Izzo guides Michigan State back to Sweet 16 with win over Marquette
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Syracuse radio host Brent Axe fired for ‘overly dark and negative’ coverage of school athletics
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Former Alabama basketball player Darius Miles indicted on murder charges
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Jim Boeheim, Syracuse clear up questions surrounding 'awkward' retirement
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With Boeheim’s Departure, A College Basketball Coaching Era Nears its End
Late Wednesday afternoon in Greensboro, North Carolina, Jim Boeheim’s tenure as head coach of basketball at Syracuse came to a befuddling and resoundingly ignominious finish. Or it came to the most appropriate end imaginable, depending on your perspective and home address. Confusing, because it remains uncertain whether Boeheim retired, was retired or forced out, parted ways or was effectively fired. (This may remain a mystery). Fitting, because his last public appearance, in the postgame press conference after a 77-74 loss to Wake Forest in the ACC Tournament, was prickly and cryptic in a way that many will see as classically Boeheimian – giving no quarter and revealing little, stubborn and borderline immature (no small feat at the age of 78), almost funny, but not quite. (It was appropriate that all of this happened in Greensboro, a place where neither Syracuse nor Boeheim ever belonged, in a conference with which he won’t be enduringly associated).