DU men’s basketball parts ways with Rodney Billups
The University of Denver men's basketball team announced that there will be a "change in leadership" after Billups went 48-94 in five years
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The University of Denver men’s basketball team announced that there will be a “change in leadership” for the program and will be parting ways with head coach Rodney Billups.
https://twitter.com/DU_MHoops/status/1366484034340093954?s=20
Vice Chancellor for Athletics, Recreation and Ritchie Center Operations Karlton Creech said that Billups’ five-year contract expired after this past season.
“We are thankful for Rodney’s service and dedication to the program and its student-athletes,” Creech said. “We wish him and his family the best in his future endeavors.”
Billups finished 48-94 in five seasons at his alma mater, including 23-53 in Summit League play. Denver was 31-29 in Billups first two seasons, earning the third seed in his second season at the 2018 Summit League Championship.
The program finished last season with a 2-19 record.
In a press release the University of Denver said it will conduct a national search for Billups’ replacement.
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