The recent coaching changes in college basketball have led to several high-profile moves, with coaches switching teams or retiring after successful tenures. Otis Hughley has been replaced by Donte’ Jackson at Alabama A&M, while Landon Bussie left Alcorn State for Chicago State. Bryan Hodgson, after a successful run, moved to South Florida, with Ryan Pannone taking his place at Arkansas State.
Bellarmine saw a generational shift as Scott Davenport retired and handed over the reins to his son, Doug Davenport. Phil Martelli Jr. left Bryant for VCU, with Jamion Christian coming in to take his place. Meanwhile, Kevin McGeehan’s departure from Campbell led to John Andrzejek taking over.
Several other coaching changes across the country have seen familiar faces step into new roles, including Eric Henderson moving to Drake and Bob Marlin’s exit from Louisiana being followed by Quannas White’s appointment. La Salle also underwent a coaching change, with Darris Nichols taking over.
These coaching changes highlight the dynamic nature of college basketball and the constant shuffling of coaches to lead programs to success. The upcoming seasons will be interesting to watch as these new coaches look to make their mark on their respective teams and conferences.
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