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Utah basketball predicted to pursue son of legendary two-time championship coach, replacing Craig Smith
The Utah Utes are the latest program to part ways with their head coach. On February 24th, it was announced that the Utes ...
Utah AD Mark Harlan discusses basketball coach hiring process, timing of Craig Smith’s dismissal
The episode, which went live Tuesday and was recorded Monday, came one week after Utah had parted ways with former Runnin’ ...
The Utes are ‘learning how to move on to the next,’ as a new era of Utah basketball nears
The Runnin' Utes would have to pull off a miracle run in the Big 12 Championship in Kansas City to make the NCAA Tournament.
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Utah basketball lands 'dream hire' as new head coach, replacing Craig Smith
Utah basketball decided to part ways with fourth-year head coach Craig Smith. The move came as a shock to many, as the Utes had a winning record and had just come off two huge wins against Kansas ...
It’s official: Alex Jensen will be Utah’s next basketball head coach
The former Runnin’ Ute big man comes to Salt Lake City from the NBA ranks, where he’s been an assistant for over a decade.
Who's next? Mid- and low-major men's college coaches ready for the next step
With a lot of big programs opening this coaching cycle, who are the next big coaching stars to get the chance?
Chiefs' 2 Huge Moves Make No. 1 Free Agency Priority Perfectly Clear
"OG Trey Smith: If the Chiefs were going to do anything this offseason, it was going to involve shoring up Patrick Mahomes ' ...
Change is coming to the Kansas City Chiefs’ roster; this podcast examines possibilities
On SportsBeat KC, The Star’s sports podcast, columnist Sam McDowell and beat writer Jesse Newell break down where the Chiefs ...
Chiefs Inform Wide Receiver of Intent to Part Ways in Free Agency
Free agency is still more than a week away, but the Kansas City Chiefs are already making some tough financial decisions. The ...
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Stephen A. Smith agrees to new deal worth at least $100 million with ESPN: report
Stephen A. Smith will continue to be ESPN's staple — and make a lot of money while doing so. The longtime reporter and analyst has agreed to a five-year extension worth at least $100 million ...