Saint Louis Hires Josh Schertz: Former Indiana State Coach Lands Cardinals Job After NIT Defeat
Saint Louis has hired Josh Schertz, the former coach of Indiana State, following their loss in the NIT final, where the Sycamores fell to Seton Hall. Schertz, who led Indiana State to a 32-7 season, has been chosen to replace Travis Ford at SLU.
By the Numbers- Schertz led Indiana State to a 66-40 record over the past three seasons.
- Indiana State won this year's Missouri Valley regular season championship.
Despite the success at Indiana State, Schertz's previous potential deal with Louisville did not materialize.
State of Play- Saint Louis waited for Schertz while Indiana State's extended season concluded.
- Schertz will become one of the highest-paid coaches in the Atlantic 10 with a salary over $2 million.
Schertz's appointment marks a significant transition for Saint Louis basketball, with high expectations for his coaching acumen.
Bottom LineSaint Louis' hiring of Schertz reflects a strategic move to bring in a successful coach with a strong track record, signaling a new era for the basketball program.
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