Stanford fires coach Jerod Haase after eight seasons

Posted Mar 15, 2024
Stanford has fired men's basketball coach Jerod Haase, the school announced Thursday, less than 10 minutes after the Cardinal's season ended in the Pac-12 tournament. Stanford lost to No. 22 Washington State 79-62 in the quarterfinals, bringing a close to a 14-18 (8-12 in the Pac-12) season. "I have not won here to the level that I expect," Haase said. (ESPN.com)

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