Hoops Hub: Coaching Changes and Player Moves in College Basketball

Catch up on the latest college basketball news, including coaching changes, player commitments, and NBA workouts.
Hoops Hub: Coaching Changes and Player Moves in College Basketball
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Hoops Hub: Coaching Changes and Player Moves in College Basketball

The world of college basketball is always abuzz with coaching changes, player transfers, and recruiting news. In this article, we’ll dive into some of the latest developments in the sport, including a coaching resignation, a player commitment, and a workout with an NBA team.

Coaching Change in Barnesville

In a surprising move, Ryan Bomstad, the long-time head coach of the Barnesville girls basketball team, has resigned from his position. Bomstad cited a desire to focus on his family and attend his children’s events as the reason for his resignation. However, rumors have been circulating about complaints filed against Bomstad, alleging verbal abuse towards players. The school administration had been reviewing the complaints before Bomstad’s resignation.

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BYU Basketball Adds Max Triplett

In more positive news, Max Triplett, a transfer from Snow College, has committed to play for BYU basketball. Triplett, a second-team all-conference selection last season, averaged 14 points per game and will provide much-needed size and depth to the BYU frontcourt.

Max Triplett Max Triplett in action

Xavier Johnson Works Out with Pacers

Former IU guard Xavier Johnson recently worked out with the Indiana Pacers, a significant step in his journey to the NBA. Johnson sat down for an interview after the workout, discussing what he learned from Mike Woodson and his fondest IU memories.

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Oumar Ballo’s Fishing Adventure

In a lighter moment, Arizona transfer Oumar Ballo was seen struggling to put a worm on a hook during a fishing trip with IU strength and conditioning coach Clif Marshall. The 7-foot, 260-pound Ballo was no match for the worm.

Oumar Ballo fishing Oumar Ballo’s fishing adventure

Stay tuned to Hoops Hub for more updates on college basketball news, recruiting, and player moves.