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The Indiana college will field a varsity women’s flag football team in 2027-28, appointing former sprint football player Lane Slunker as head coach, while a wave of NAIA institutions simultaneously broaden the sport’s reach.
Former NBA champion Dennis Hopson, known for his tenure with the Chicago Bulls and coaching success at Lourdes University, has been appointed the first head coach of Florida Polytechnic University's men's basketball program, promising a focus on character, academics and core values.
Jake DuPree will lead the LSUA men’s basketball program starting July 6, 2026, after a distinguished tenure at Lourdes University marked by championship accolades and a strong developmental philosophy.
The university announced the hiring of Dennis Hopson, a longtime Ohio State record‑holder and NBA champion, to lead its new NAIA basketball program.
Dennis Hopson, a longtime Ohio State scoring record holder and NBA champion, has been appointed head coach of Florida Polytechnic's brand‑new NAIA basketball program, bringing his extensive playing and coaching background to a school known for its academics and location.
Dennis Hopson, a 1991 Chicago Bulls champion and former No. 3 NBA draft pick, has been appointed to lead Florida Polytechnic University’s new men’s basketball team, bringing a blend of professional pedigree, coaching success, and a values‑centric philosophy.
After capturing the NCAA Division II national title, Gannon University men's basketball head coach Easton Bazzoli unveiled a seven‑player class that blends proven transfers with highly touted freshmen, setting the stage for another championship run.
Florida Polytechnic University announced the appointment of Dennis Hopson, a former NBA forward and Ohio State legend, as its inaugural men’s basketball coach, marking the school’s entry into collegiate athletics slated for the fall of 2026.
Wittenberg University is adding women's flag football and five other sports to reverse a 29% enrollment drop, boost recruitment, and reshape campus life.