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Danika is married to Mark Morefield – the head women’s basketball coach at Mary Hardin-Baylor - and they are the parents of two sons, Harrison and Ryan. Whitney has two sons, Brock and Karson. E-mail Coach Brock at Bill_Brock@baylor.edu. Bill Brock begins his 17th season at Baylor in 2019-20, serving two years as assistant coach and 15 ...
HoopGurlz 2026 Terrific 25. Former longtime Baylor assistant Bill Brock is finalizing an agreement to become the next head coach of the Tarleton women's basketball team, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
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Mar 27, 2023 · In 2019, Brock was inducted to the inaugural class of the Grayson College Athletics Hall of Fame. The school has named the gym as "Bill Brock Court" in his honor. "Bill is a hard worker, very professional and a proven winner," Wichita State women's basketball head coach Keitha Adams said.
He also helped Baylor to the 2010 Final Four, seven Elite Eight appearances, and 23 Big 12 Conference titles (12 regular season, 11 tournament). Under Mulkey and Brock, Baylor was truly a powerhouse, going 552-83 (.869) across the 18 seasons, posting 20+ wins each year, 30+ wins 10 times, and a perfect 40-0 campaign in 2011-12.
Mar 27, 2023 · "Bill Brock is an outstanding person and coach who will make a huge impact on Tarleton Women's Basketball and the entire university community," Iowa State women's basketball head coach Bill Fennelly said. "Bill is a great friend who has been a part of some of the most successful women's basketball teams ever during his time at Baylor.
Former Baylor assistant Bill Brock will become the new head women’s basketball coach at McLennan Community College. Brock is no stranger to the JUCO ranks, as he spent 13 years as Grayson’s ...
Aug 6, 2021 · Former Baylor assistant Bill Brock to be honored in October. ... serving as her associate head coach for 15 years and playing an enormous role in Baylor's three women's basketball national ...
