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- Juwan Howard, Michigan. Once part of the Fab Five that led UM to consecutive NCAA title games, Howard had a great start to his coaching career in Ann Arbor.
- Kenny Payne, Louisville. Payne, a Louisville alum who worked as an assistant coach at Kentucky and with the New York Knicks, stumbled into a crumbling Louisville team but hasn't been able to do much to improve the situation.
- Mick Cronin, UCLA. Cronin got off to a good start at UCLA, which might give him a bit more slack than Payne, and make his situation more similar to Juwan Howard's.
- Bobby Hurley, Arizona State. While his brother Dan Hurley led UConn to an NCAA title last year, Bobby's fortunes seem stuck at ASU. Now in his 9th season at Arizona State, Hurley has yet to win an NCAA Tournament game.
Jul 19, 2024 · While many of the hot seat coaches were replaced, there are still a handful of big name programs who could be making a change next offseason as well if things don’t go as well as hoped this...
Mar 6, 2024 · We have seen coaches like Chris Holtmann (Ohio State) and Tony Stubblefield (DePaul) get fired already this season. Here are seven coaches that could be fired after this season ends. Kenny Payne, Louisville. Kenny Payne feels like a sitting duck at Louisville.
- Kenny Payne – Louisville. Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports. 2023-24 Record: 5-6. Career Record: 9-34. Next Game: Dec. 21 vs. Kentucky. Louisville parting ways with coach Payne is all but confirmed, with sources indicating to Matt Norlander of CBS that the athletic department does not want to drag this out longer than necessary.
- Tony Stubblefield – DePaul. Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports. 2023-24 Record: 2-8. Career Record: 29-59. Next Game: Dec. 23 vs. Villanova. Another P6 program who hired a longtime assistant without head coaching experience, DePaul is no doubt wishing they could find someone else to help get the Blue Demons out of the Big East cellar.
- Jerry Stackhouse – Vanderbilt. Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports. 2023-24 Record: 4-7. Career Record: 65-76. Next Game: December 23 at Memphis. There is an argument to be made that it’s too early to call Stackhouse’s seat warm at Vanderbilt.
- Jerod Haase – Stanford. Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports. 2023-24 Record: 5-4. Career Record: 197-166 (80-53 at UAB, 117-113 at Stanford) Next Game: December 21 at San Diego State.
- Michigan Wolverines coach Juwan Howard. The Michigan Wolverines routinely expect to be in contention for national titles. That has not been the case in 2023-2024 as they are just 7-10 overall and 2-4 in Big Ten play.
- Louisville Cardinals coach Kenny Payne. The Louisville Cardinals are just 6-10 overall and 1-4 in ACC play in 2023-2024. Their schedule will not get any easier as 14 of their final 15 matchups will come against teams that are above .500, including five against ranked opponents.
- Vanderbilt Commodores coach Jerry Stackhouse. The Vanderbilt Commodores hold a 5-11 record and are 0-3 in SEC play this season. Similar to the Louisville Cardinals, 14 of their final 15 matchups will come against teams that are .500 or better, with six of those opponents currently ranked.
- Oklahoma State Cowboys coach Mike Boynton. The Oklahoma State Cowboys are 8-9 with a 0-4 record in Big 12 play. 13 of their final 14 games will come against teams with a .500 record, with seven of those games coming against ranked opponents.
Mar 4, 2024 · Which high-major programs might open the 2024-25 season with a new coach? Here’s the updated college basketball hot seat for high-major programs this season: Mike Boynton – Oklahoma State. After five early losses, Oklahoma State needed a midseason turnaround to avoid missing the NCAA Tournament for the sixth time in Mike Boynton’s seven ...
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