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Laatsch named Head Basketball Coach at NAIA Bryan University

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Bryan College has announced the hiring of Jason Laatsch as the new Men’s Basketball Coach. Laatsch succeeds the previous head coach and brings extensive coaching experience and a commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Laatsch joins Bryan College after spending the past three years at Lee University, where he helped lead the Flames to the GSC Tournament each year and secured two NCAA Tournament appearances. He played…

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Laatsch named Head Basketball Coach at NAIA Bryan University

Bryan College has announced the hiring of Jason Laatsch as the new Men’s Basketball Coach. Laatsch succeeds the previous head coach and brings extensive coaching experience and a commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the court. Laatsch joins Bryan College after spending the past three years at Lee University, where he helped lead the Flames to the GSC Tournament each year and secured two NCAA Tournament appearances. He played…

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