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Adrian Autry Dismissed as Syracuse Basketball Coach
Adrian Autry was dismissed after a 49-48 record in three seasons, including a 15-17 mark this year with no NCAA tournament appearances, Syracuse said.
- Syracuse University fired head coach Adrian Autry on Wednesday morning after three seasons, ending his tenure with a 49-48 overall record and a 15-17 finish this season.
- The decision followed a six-game losing streak, culminating in an 86-69 defeat to SMU in the first round of the ACC Tournament on Tuesday in Charlotte.
- Athletic director John Wildhack announced a national search for a replacement, stating the school will "move quickly and with purpose" to find a proven winner.
- Syracuse is set to make its first hire from outside the program in 64 years, marking the school's first external coaching search since 1962.
- Autry called it "an honor to coach at my alma mater," while acknowledging, "I'm harder on myself than anybody. I didn't get the results that we wanted.
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Adrian Autry dismissed as Syracuse men's basketball head coach
NewsChannel 9 Sports Director Steve Infanti called in with his thoughts: SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR) -- Following Syracuse men's basketball's loss to SMU in the first round of the ACC Tournament, Syracuse University has fired head coach Adrian Autry after three seasons with the Orange. The news was first announced this morning through an ESPN post [...]
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