Analyzing the movement of coaches and assistants across college hoops
Posted Jul 31, 2015
SI conducted case studies of assistant-coach turnover on every team's staff in three major conferences—the ACC, Pac-12 and SEC—from the 2006-07 season to the present. During any four-season span of the study, the average volume of assistant coaching changes was 3.1. Which means: Over the course of a player's standard, four-year college career, the likelihood is that there will be as many assistant-coach changes as there are assistant-coach positions in the program.
(Sports Illustrated)
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