UTSA Part Ways with Head Coach Austin Claunch, Appoint Nick Bowman Interim
UTSA men's basketball program and head coach Austin Claunch have mutually agreed to part ways, with assistant Nick Bowman stepping in as the interim coach for the remainder of the season.
Key points
- UTSA and Austin Claunch mutually agree to part ways
- Assistant coach Nick Bowman named interim head coach
- Bowman to lead the team for the rest of the season
The University of Texas at San Antonio has announced a leadership change within its men's basketball program. Head coach Austin Claunch and the athletic department have mutually agreed to part ways following a joint decision.
Assistant coach Nick Bowman is set to take over the helm immediately, stepping into the interim head coaching role for the remainder of the current season.
What to watch next: How the Roadrunners adjust under Bowman's guidance as they navigate the rest of their schedule.
Source ESPN College Basketball — espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/50473201/utsa-moves-cla… ↗
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