Dan D’Antoni Steps Down as Head Coach at Marshall; Cornelius Jackson Named Successor
Dan D’Antoni is officially out after ten seasons as the head basketball coach at Marshall, to be replaced by associate head coach Cornelius Jackson.
The Big PictureThis change marks the end of Coach D’Antoni's successful era at Marshall and the beginning of a new chapter under Coach Jackson's leadership.
By the Numbers- Dan D’Antoni amassed 177 career wins during his tenure at Marshall.
- During his time, Marshall achieved its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 31 years and its first-ever NCAA Tournament win.
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State of Play- Marshall Athletics announced a leadership change within the Men’s Basketball program.
- Associate head coach Cornelius Jackson will succeed Dan D’Antoni as the head coach.
- Coach D’Antoni compiled an overall record of 177-148 during his 10 seasons with Marshall.
Details about introducing Coach Jackson in a press conference will be disclosed soon with updates on HerdZone.com and social media channels.
Bottom LineThe departure of Coach D’Antoni and the appointment of Coach Jackson signal a significant transition in leadership for Marshall Basketball, marking the end of a successful era under D’Antoni's guidance and the start of a new coaching chapter with Jackson.
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