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Carmen Maciarello will not return as Siena men’s basketball coach

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Siena College officials confirmed Wednesday afternoon that after five seasons men's basketball head coach Carmen Maciariello has been fired. Athletic Director/Vice President John D'Argenio spoke during a press conference, to discuss the parting of ways. D' Argenio dispelled reports that Maciariallo had been dismissed immediately following the Saints' first-round loss to Niagara in the Metro Atlantic Conference Championship Tournament a week ago. He also denied college president Charles Seifert was the primary arbiter of the decision.

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Times Union

Siena fires men's basketball coach Carmen Maciariello

Maciariello, a Shenendehowa and 2001 Siena graduate, finished with a 68-72 record in five seasons.

1 month ago·Albany, United States

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WTEN

Carmen Maciarello will not return as Siena men’s basketball coach

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- NEWS10 confirms that Siena Men's Basketball has fired head coach Carmen Maciariello. Maciariello and the Saints had a 4-28 overall record in the 2023-24 season. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! "After thorough evaluation and careful consideration, we have decided to move forward in a different direction with our men's basketball program," said Siena College Vice Preside…

1 month ago·Albany, United States

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Field Level Media

Siena fires coach Carmen Maciariello

Siena fired head coach Carmen Maciariello on Wednesday after his first losing season in five campaigns at his alma mater. Maciariello confirmed to the Times Union in Albany, N.Y., that

1 month ago

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The Record

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Maciariello out as Siena head coach after five seasons

LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. — Siena College officials confirmed Wednesday afternoon that after five seasons men’s basketball head coach Carmen Maciariello has been fired. Athletic Director/Vice President John D’Argenio spoke during a press conference, to discuss the parting of ways with the coach of the past five seasons. “I thank Carm for everything he put into the program – the early success we had, the great conduct of our players – that’s important to

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