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But Higgins also possesses a tremendous motor, a great nose for the ball and a very ... Former Iowa Hawkeyes Star Sends ...
Ivy League schools do not hire coaches like Fran McCaffery.
IOWA CITY — Former Iowa basketball coach Fran McCaffery spoke publicly about his future on a recent episode of the "Betting Above the Rim" podcast with James Young. "I am staying in the fight, and I'm ...
IOWA CITY — The University of Pennsylvania has hired former Iowa basketball coach Fran McCaffery as its next head coach, it was announced Thursday. McCaffery is a graduate of Penn. McCaffery, who also ...
Fran McCaffery is headed back to his alma mater after his split in Iowa City. The longtime Iowa Hawkeyes coach, who was fired after 15 seasons with the program earlier this month, struck a deal to ...
Penn is hiring former Iowa coach Fran McCaffery as its next basketball coach, the school announced Thursday. McCaffery, 65, graduated from Penn in 1982 and began his coaching career there as an ...
Fran McCaffery spent 15 seasons as the head coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes men's basketball program. He was one of the most consistent coaches in the Big Ten and he had plenty of success in Iowa City.
According to Chad Leistikow of the Des Moines Register, Iowa basketball is on the hook for the entirety of the $4.26 million contract buyout to former coach Fran McCaffery. Leistikow reports the ...
NEW AT NOON. FORMER IOWA MEN’S BASKETBALL COACH FRAN MCCAFFERY HAS A NEW COACHING JOB. PENN OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED HIS HIRING TODAY. MCCAFFERY PLAYED FOR THE QUAKERS FROM 1979 TO 1982, AND HE GOT ...
Former Siena men's basketball coach Fran McCaffery wasn't out for work for long. Fired by Iowa on March 14, McCaffery was named Thursday as head coach at Penn, his alma mater, of the Ivy League.
Some words may be mispronounced. IOWA CITY — Iowa’s firing of Fran McCaffery last week might not necessarily spell the end of the 65-year-old’s coaching career. McCaffery is “staying in ...
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