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UCF parts ways with Speraw after 17 years

03/15/2010 Kirk Speraw is out after 17 years as Central FloridaÕs coach. UCF announced Monday that Speraw would not be retained after a disappointing 15-17 season, ending one of the longest active tenures in the nation. Associate head coach Mike Jaskulski will serve as interim coach. UCF athletics director Keith Tribble says in a statement that it Òwas not an easy decision, but one we felt will serve in the best interest of our programÕs direction.Ó Speraw finished as the schoolÕs winningest coach with a 279-233 record. His tenure included four NCAA tournament berths, the last coming in 2005.

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