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The University of Houston is finalizing a series of non‑conference matchups that will see the Cougars play three games in 2029, two each in 2030 and 2031, with all contests scheduled in Houston.
The agreement guarantees Davis a total payout of $2.225 million while detailing compensation, allowances and termination conditions.
After a decade at Lamar University, Will Davis returns to Texas to lead the University of Houston baseball team, aiming to accelerate recruiting, upgrade facilities and chase championships in the competitive Big 12.
Eddie Nuñez explains the university's scholarship and revenue‑share strategy, notes the end of Todd Whitting's 16‑year tenure, and outlines plans for expansion under new head coach Will Davis.
A crane incident during an Easter service damaged the stadium’s synthetic field, forcing a relocation of the spring game and prompting athletic director Eddie Nuñez to outline repair options amid legal uncertainties.
Will Davis, the head baseball coach at Lamar University, has been hired to lead the University of Houston's baseball program, replacing Todd Whitting, who was recently fired. Davis's five‑year contract is worth roughly $425,000 annually, and two of his former staff members will join him in Houston.
After a decade of turning the Lamar Cardinals into a winning program, Will Davis is set to become the next head coach of the University of Houston baseball team, a move that could reignite the Cougars’ NCAA Tournament aspirations.
Will Davis, a ten‑year head‑coaching veteran, has been hired to lead the University of Houston’s baseball program, bringing a record of championships, record‑setting wins, and strong recruiting to the Big 12.
The University of Houston’s baseball program is poised to appoint Will Davis, the successful head coach of Lamar University, to lead the Cougars, aiming to reverse recent struggles and return to national contention.
After a 16‑year run that included five conference titles and multiple NCAA appearances, Todd Whitting discusses the end of his contract, the program’s financial constraints, and the future of Houston baseball.
After 16 years at the helm, Todd Whitting’s contract will not be renewed, prompting the university to begin a nationwide search for his successor.
After Todd Whitting’s contract was not renewed, the University of Houston begins a search for its next baseball leader, weighing experienced head coaches and rising assistants.
The University of Houston has decided not to renew the contract of baseball coach Todd Whitting, ending a 16‑year tenure that included both notable successes and a recent string of losing seasons.
The University of Houston has announced the departure of longtime baseball coach Todd Whitting, who compiled 498 wins and led the Cougars to three conference regular‑season titles and four NCAA Tournament appearances.
The University of Houston baseball program saw its final series slip against Arizona State, closing the season at 24‑31 overall and 7‑23 in conference play. Long‑time head coach Todd Whitting, who has guided the team since 2010, will not return, leaving the program at a crossroads.
University of Houston Vice President for Athletics Eddie Nuñez announced that longtime baseball manager Todd Whitting will not receive a renewed contract, ending a 16‑year tenure marked by 498 wins, five conference championships and four NCAA Tournament appearances.