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From The News Room
January
27, 2003
- Former
MEAC Publicist Takes EIAC Post
- Head football coach Robert M. Hemby II
has been released from his contract at Allen
University.
Hemby was named head coach in January 2002 after six
years as defensive coordinator at Orangeburg-Wilkinson
High School in Orangeburg, S.C. He replaced Bob Smith
who left to become head football coach at St. Paul's
College.
The Yellow Jackets completed the 2002 season with
a 1-7 overall record and will now be looking for their
third coach in three years.
- Kia Mason has resigned as sports
information director at N.C. A&T
to pursue a graduate degree in Sports Management.
The Morgan State grad took the A&T position in September,
2001.
January
15, 2003
- In an apparent cost cutting move, Morris
Brown has fired head football coach Sol
Brannan, two of his assistants and three
other employees in the athletics department. Joining
Brannan in the unemployment line were offensive coordinator
Greg Thompson, offensive line coach
Mike Wallace, equipment manager and
administrative assistant Cecil Fred,
trainer Nicole Pinnnock and assistant
women's basketball coach Jerome Rowland.
Assistant coach Mike Pitts has been
named interim head football coach. He will lead the
program along with four assistant football coaches
who remain on staff.
January
11, 2003
- SC
State Releases 2003 Football Schedule
- Whittington
Named New Prairie View Football Coach
- Robert Booker has resigned as Head
Men's Basketball Coach at Virginia State
citing personal, health and family concerns and an
inability to "get the job done". Following a highly-successful
high school career at George Wythe in Richmond, Booker
took over the VSU program in 1999. However in just
over three seasons his college career record was 35-54.
VSU assistant John Hill has been
named interim coach.
January
10, 2003
- Florida
A&M Releases 2003 Football Schedule
- Nolan Richardson III
has resigned as Head Men's Basketball Coach at Tennessee
State. He was on indefinite suspension as
a result of an altercation with one of his assistant
coaches during the Christmas holidays. He was also
under investigation by the NCAA for rules violations.
Richardson was hired after the 1999-2000 season to
replace former head coach Frankie Allen.
He compiled a 23-41 record in just over two seasons
including a 2-5 record this year prior to his suspension.
He came to TSU after spending 10 years as an assistant
under his father, former Arkansas Coach Nolan Richardson.
[Full story from the Nashville Tennessean]
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