In a recent shuffling of college basketball coaching positions, several well-known coaches have either retired or been replaced. Scott Davenport, after a long and successful career at Bellarmine, has handed the reins to his son, Doug. Kevin McGeehan has been replaced by John Andrzejek at Campbell, while Scott Spinelli’s underwhelming year at Chicago State has left the position open. Jim Engles has departed from Columbia, with Kevin Hovde rumored to be his possible successor. Jeff Wulbrun’s leave from Denver has left the job open, as has Keith Urgo’s departure from Fordham. Fran Dunphy’s retirement from La Salle has paved the way for Darris Nichols to take over. Bob Marlin has been succeeded by Quannas White at Louisiana. Phil Cunningham has taken over from Keith Richard at ULM, and Will Wade’s potential move to NC State has left the position open. Steve Prohm’s resignation at Murray State has led to Ryan Miller taking charge, and Ed DeChellis’ retirement from Navy has left a vacancy. Matt Braeuer has filled in for Kyle Keller at SFA, Kevin Kruger’s departure from UNLV has left an opening, and Zach Chu has taken over from Darris Nichols at Radford. The tragic passing of Amir Abdur-Rahim has left a void at South Florida, and Ryan Odom’s exit has created an opening at VCU. These changes mark a significant shift in the landscape of college basketball coaching.
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