There has been plenty of rough seas for the Navy Midshipmen men’s basketball team the past few weeks, so their new head coach must steady the water. The good news is the new head coach knows everything there is to know about the program.
Just a couple of weeks after Navy Midshipmen men’s basketball coach Ed DeChellis announced his retirement, one of his long-time assistants announced his.
The Navy Midshipmen have a new task on their men’s basketball offseason to-do list — find a new head coach. Ed DeChellis, who has led Navy for 14 years and has been a head coach for nearly three decades, announced his retirement on Wednesday.
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Navy coach Ed DeChellis announced his retirement on Wednesday after coaching 426 games over 14 seasons at the Academy. DeChellis, 66, surpassed Ben Carnevale (417) for most games coached at the school earlier this season.
Michigan State associate head coach Doug Wojcik, Tom Izzo's right-hand man, could potentially be moving on after this season. Sources close to the situation
After spending nearly three decades as a head coach, Ed DeChellis has decided to retire from coaching college basketball. DeChellis became the head coach of East Tennessee State.