The University of Washington Husky Men’s Basketball team is in need of a new head coach. Here are some who might be recruited for the role
By now, you probably know that the University of Washington Husky Men’s basketball team has released former head coach Lorenzo Romar from his coaching position. If this in new to you, then you need to catch up. You can catch up to the news of his release by reading about the Release of Lorenzo Romar. You can also add to the morning’s reading by catching up on the reactions of University of Washington Husky players.
Now that you have caught up to the history, we can addd to the present tense. For the interim, the Huskies will be led by former assistant coach Will Conroy.
Cohen said @CHILLCONROY will run point in the interim for @UW_MBB while national search starts immediately. #Dawgman
— Chris Fetters (@Chris_Fetters) March 16, 2017
Conroy’s job is already cut out for him.
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Per the University of Washington’s own website, GoHuskies.com,
"“Former Washington Men’s Basketball standout Will Conroy was added to head coach Lorenzo Romar’s staff as an Assistant Coach in June of 2015 and is now in his second season with the Dawgs.”"
As to how will Conroy run the team in the interim? Let’s look into that: