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310-357-6733. kalford@huntington.edu. Kory Alford enters his first season at the helm of the Huntington University men’s basketball program. Alford joins the Forester coaching ranks having most recently served as the director of player development for the Nevada Wolf Pack (University of Nevada, Reno).
Head Coach. Phone: 260-359-4292. Email: kalford@huntington.edu. Year: 4. Bio. Kory Alford enters his 4th season at the helm of the Huntington University men’s basketball program. Through his first three seasons, the program has racked up 63 wins, which includes 11 against top 25 opponents, against just 30 losses for a win percentage of 67.7.
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Assistant Athletic Director. Phone: 260-359-4292. Email: kalford@huntington.edu. Bio. Kory Alford is the assistant athletic director at Huntngton University where he also serves as the head men’s basketball coach. Through his first two seasons, the program has racked up 39 wins which includes seven against top 25 opponents.
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Alford stands in a shirt and forest green tie, 60 minutes still show on the scoreboard ticking away inside Huntington's gym Wednesday night. "Remember when I said the day takes forever?" Alford says. "This last hour takes forever. Time goes crazy slow." He has done everything he can to push time forward. Alford got up late this game day morning, ma...
It's 3 p.m. game day and Alford is inside an office on a black leather couch at Huntington. It's just 20 miles from where his dad landed his first coaching job at Manchester, where his dad was coaching when he was born in 1992. Alford's first memory of basketball isn't hismemory. It's the one he's been told time and time again, how he attended 75 s...
Assistant women's basketball coach Joanne Green was walking into Huntington's sports complex this summer. Alford had been interviewing for the job, but everything was closed due to COVID. His interviews had happened via Zoom. But on this day, the doors were open because the gym was being worked on. Green saw an older couple enter in front of her. S...
Alford is well aware he's the son of an Indiana legend. But his players, most of them, don't really get it. "Typically, it is recruits' moms and dads, mostly moms, that really have a good connection of remembering watching my dad play," Alford says. "If you haven't been around it and him interacting around the state, it is very unique. The Hoosier ...
For 25 years, a Platt had been coach at Huntington. First the late Steve Platt, still the Indiana college scoring leader at Huntington and coach for nearly 15 years, then his son, Ty Platt. The gym the team plays in is Platt Arena. Alford knew he had big shoes to fill. The first thing he did after taking the job was to get out and connect — with bu...
Kory Alford, son of Steve Alford, is in his first head coaching job at Huntington University, a small college in Indiana. He shares his passion, experience and challenges of being a college basketball coach and following his dad's legacy.
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Apr 14, 2020 · Kory Alford, who was Nevada's director of player development last season, was hired as the head coach at Huntington University, an NAIA school in Indiana. He played and worked for his father, Steve Alford, at UCLA and New Mexico.
Apr 14, 2020 · April 14, 2020. Huntington University has turned to a familiar family in Indiana hoops lore to lead the Foresters men's basketball program. Kory Alford was introduced as the new Huntington head coach during a virtual press conference on April 14.
Kory Alford is the son of Nevada coach Steve Alford and a former player at UCLA and New Mexico. He joined the Wolf Pack staff in 2019-20 and helped the team win the Paradise Jam and finish second in the Mountain West.
