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NBA champion Mo Williams is locked in at his HBCU. Jackson State University announced a contract extension for head men’s basketball coach Mo Williams, cementing his role as a pivotal leader for the Tigers’ program.

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Jackson State head men’s basketball coach and former NBA all-star Mo Williams has been named to the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025. The Jackson, Mississippi native coached at fellow SWAC HBCU Alabama State before returning to his hometown to coach at Jackson State in 2022.

HBCU Gameday


"It's always like the first time when I come back here," Conley said. "These fans basically raised me. This city raised me. There's so many great memories. Every time I come back, I'm flooded with a whole new set of them. I'm truthfully thankful and grateful to still play in front of them." Both the six three-pointers and 10 assists were Conley's season highs.  It was the seventh occasion in Wolves history of a player having six threes and 10 assists in a game. The others: D'Angelo Russell (twice), Mo Williams, Kevin Love, Chauncey Billups and Stephon Marbury. At 36 years and 46 days, he became the second-oldest player to do that. The oldest is Jason Kidd, who did it on his 37th birthday in 2010.

Minneapolis Star-Tribune


Mississippi legend and NBA champion Mo Williams has accepted a job to become the new men’s basketball coach for Jackson State University, according to Jeff Goodman with Stadium. The news comes after a report by Goodman earlier this month stating that Wayne Brent was expected to retire at the end of the 2021-22 season.

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Stephen Gunter: #Breaking: @BamaStateMBB has named former @NBA guard @mowilliams its new head coach. Williams has been an assistant at Cal State Northride. @theswac

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Former UCLA head coach Jim Harrick, longtime coach Jeff Dunlap and 13-year NBA veteran Mo Williams will join Mark Gottfried's coaching staff at Cal State Northridge, the school announced Wednesday. Harrick, 79, coached UCLA to eight NCAA tournament appearances and won the national title in 1995. He later served as head coach for Rhode Island and Georgia.

Los Angeles Times

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