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Wagner fires head men's basketball coach Deane

03/01/2010 Wagner College fired head men's basketball coach Mike Deane on Monday following a 5-26 season. In his seven years as head coach of the Seahawks, Deane guided the program to a 95-113 record. Deane has spent 26 years as a head coach, compiling a record of 437-332. He has guided three schools to the NCAA Tournament during his career.

"We thank Mike for his contributions as head basketball coach at Wagner," said Wagner athletics director Walt Hameline. "I admire him greatly as a human being and for the knowledge, competitiveness and passion he brought to the program. At the end of the day, I decided it was time make a change and go in a different direction." last-place team in the Missouri Valley Conference.



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