Multiple coaching changes have occurred in the collegiate basketball world as several coaches have moved on to new opportunities, leaving vacancies to be filled by new hires. Otis Hughley, Landon Bussie, Bryan Hodgson, Scott Davenport, Phil Martelli Jr., Kevin McGeehan, among others, have all left their coaching positions for new challenges and opportunities at different universities. Some coaches have retired after years of coaching, like Scott Davenport, who handed the reins to his son, Doug Davenport. Some coaches, like Niko Medved, left for new challenges in different states, with successors like Ali Farokhmanesh stepping in to continue their work. Coaches like Fran Dunphy are stepping down after long and successful coaching careers, while others are being promoted from within their programs to take on new roles and responsibilities, such as Bryan Petersen at SDSU. The coaching carousel in college basketball continues to turn, with new faces stepping into leadership roles at various universities, bringing fresh perspectives and strategies to the game. The changes in the coaching landscape will undoubtedly impact the upcoming seasons and the future of collegiate basketball as new leaders take on the challenge of guiding their teams to success on and off the court.
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