Georgetown hires Ed Cooley: Providence coach leaving Friars after 12 seasons to take over Hoyas program
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Georgetown hires Providence’s Cooley as coach
WASHINGTON — Ed Cooley is the new men’s basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing. Georgetown announced the move on Monday, after Providence issued a news release saying that Cooley had resigned. “I plan on hitting the ground running, getting to work on the court and cultivating relationships in and aro…
Georgetown Hires Ed Cooley as Men’s Basketball Coach
Georgetown was seeking a new coach to replace Patrick Ewing, who was fired after six seasons leading his alma mater. In that span, Ewing reached the NCAA tournament just once and compiled a 75–109 record, including 13–50 over the past two seasons.
Georgetown hires Providence’s Ed Cooley as basketball coach
WASHINGTON — Ed Cooley is the new men’s basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing.Georgetown announced the move on Monday, after Providence issued a news re...
Georgetown hires Providence’s Ed Cooley as basketball coach
WASHINGTON — Ed Cooley is the new men’s basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing.Georgetown announced the move on Monday, after Providence issued a news re...
Georgetown hires Providence’s Ed Cooley as basketball coach
WASHINGTON — Ed Cooley is the new men’s basketball coach at Georgetown, hired away from Big East rival Providence in the hopes of rebuilding a once-proud program that dropped to new lows under former star player Patrick Ewing.Georgetown announced the move on Monday, after Providence issued a news re...
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