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Former Purdue assistant Terry Johnson is set to join Evansville as associate head coach, while the Boilermakers promote alum Kenneth Lowe to replace him, sparking new hopes for both programs.
Former Purdue and Butler assistant coach Terry Johnson is set to become associate head coach at Evansville, adding depth to a program in its fifth season under David Ragland.
Terry Johnson joins the University of Evansville men’s basketball staff, bringing a record of NCAA Tournament success and defensive expertise.
The University of Evansville announced the appointment of Terry Johnson as associate head coach, tapping a veteran recruiter and tactician whose stints at top programs have produced multiple NCAA Tournament runs.
The University of Evansville announced the hiring of Terry Johnson as associate head coach, aiming to rebuild a program that struggled last season.
The University of Evansville announces Terry Johnson as its new associate head coach, tapping a seasoned professional with deep roots in national‑level basketball programs.
The University of Missouri announces new non‑conference opponents, a season‑opening home game, and notable contract extensions for its women's golf and volleyball programs.
The River City Classic will pit the University of Evansville against the University of Southern Indiana in a historic Division I men’s basketball game on November 7 at Ford Center, highlighting a collaborative effort to boost basketball in Evansville.
The inaugural River City Classic will bring together Evansville’s two Division I men’s basketball programs for a historic game on November 7 at the Ford Center, supported by local partners and open to the public from July 15.
The University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville will meet for the first time in a regular‑season men’s basketball game, a milestone announced by the Evansville Regional Sports Commission in partnership with Old National Bank.
The University of Southern Indiana and the University of Evansville will meet in their first regular‑season men's basketball game this November, a neutral‑site contest at the Ford Center that highlights a deepening rivalry and community excitement.
The University of Evansville and the University of Southern Indiana will meet on November 7 at Ford Center for the River City Classic, a neutral‑site contest that marks their first encounter since 2019 and the first as Division I rivals. The game, featuring a 50‑50 ticket split and a capacity crowd of 11,000, is part of a broader athletic alliance that includes seven other sports. Recent seasons have been challenging for both programs, but new roster pieces, coaching extensions and a shared venue signal a renewed rivalry.
Craig Snow stepped down from his role at the University of Evansville on June 11, concluding a tenure that blended on‑court excellence with dedicated service. His departure follows a celebrated playing legacy and a brief but impactful coaching stint, as the program looks ahead amid recent challenges.
Craig Snow has resigned from his position as Associate Head Coach of the University of Evansville men’s basketball team, expressing thanks for the opportunity to return to his alma mater.
After a record‑breaking year at Wabash, Luke Ellspermann is set to bring his scoring and playmaking back to the University of Evansville, where he will join forces with veteran assistant David Ragland.
Makuei Riek, a 6‑foot‑6 guard with a strong shooting record, has signed with the University of Evansville, citing the coaching staff and culture as key factors in his decision.
Makuei Riek, a 6‑foot‑6 guard with a strong shooting record, has signed with the University of Evansville, citing the coaching staff and campus culture as key factors in his decision.
Gustav Winther, a 6‑10 forward with a seasoned résumé from the United States and Denmark, has signed with the University of Evansville. His decision reflects confidence in the coaching staff and the program’s trajectory.
The University of Evansville announced the signing of Gustav Winther, a 6‑10 forward from Denmark, highlighting his overseas production and the coach's endorsement.