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Wisconsin HS lecturer resigns provision being confronted by parents
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East was out of order to rummage around Sunday forenoon, but Mielke called depiction team compacted and bad them guarantee he was stepping accommodate as head coach. According to variety, several in relation to coaches comport yourself the boys basketball syllabus have linked Mielke directive stepping assortment • April 4, ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Fifth-year coach Kevin Borseth announced today (Wednesday, April 4) his resignation as University of Michigan women's basketball coach. Borseth informed the team and staff of his departure at an afternoon meeting. He posted an overall record and a Big Ten mark at Michigan, including a NCAA Tournament appearance. "I have decided to resign my position and return to Wisconsin-Green Bay as head coach," said Borseth. "My family and I have really enjoyed our time at Michigan. We have made some terrific friends and we will miss everybody. I would like to thank everyone at the University of Michigan for giving me this opportunity to be the women's basketball coach, and I wish everyone the best in the future." "Kevin felt it was best for him and his family to return to Green Bay," said Dave Brandon, the Donald R. Shepherd Director of Athletics. "We appreciate all that Kevin has done for the Michigan women's basketball program over the past five years, and we wish the Borseth family the best of everything as they move back home to Green Bay." Borseth led the Wolverines to a overall record in , including an mark and a seventh-place finish in conference play. He guided the program into postseason play during four •University of Michigan Athletics
MADISON, Wis. -- Dick Bennett, who guided Wisconsin to an NCAA Final Four appearance this year, is retiring because of burnout. "I just simply was drained. I just simply could not keep up and it began to bother me," Bennett said Thursday at a tearful news conference flanked by his wife, Anne, and athletics director Pat Richter. "I don't want to go out cynical."
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College basketball lost one of its true gentlemen and one of its finest tacticians and strategists when Dick Bennett retired. His system has been copied and used by countless coaches. He is held in such high esteem in the coaching fraternity. And it was gratifying to see him go to the Final Four last year and have his abilities validated for the masses. Bennett is a quiet, introspective and thoughtful man. He is not one for show. And it was nice to see him on the stage that his abilities deserved to be on. Coaching has been his life for 36 years. He has always taken losses hard. He is a perfectionist who expects the most out of his players and, more importantly, himself. I thought it really showed his coaching values when he said it was best to walk away not because he couldn't be at his best for the team. In a large measure, Bennett has been Wisconsin basketball. Before he got there, W