Herrin Tapped To Lead SIU Basketball program
Rich Herrin chosen to lead Southern Illinois University basketball with Doug Collins praising his work ethic and recruiting skill. Collins compares him to Hank Iba, noting Herrin’s relentless effort, player development, and ability to mobilize high school coaches across Southern Illinois. Success hinges on recruiting and execution.
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Rich Herrin Reaches for Division I Coaching Heights
Sue Herrin recalls how Benton hero Rich Herrin built a winning program at Benton with community support and a demanding style. The couple married December 21 and traveled to Southern Illinois tournaments, while their family of basketball players furthers Herrin’s Midwest coaching dream and hopes for SIU.
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Pavin Leads By Five At Colonial After Third Round
Corey Pavin stretched his lead to five strokes with a 2 under par 68 in the Colonial National Invitation's third round in Fort Worth. Joey Sindelar shot an 8 under par 62 on the host course to set a record low for the event, while Nancy Lopez built a two stroke edge over Laura Baugh in New Jersey. Arnold Palmer, Orville Moody, and Don January led the senior division in Malvern after 18 holes amid windy conditions.
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Valentine's day ends with win over Chisox
Texas Rangers snap seven game skid with a 7-2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Larry Parrish three hits and Cliff Johnson two RBIs pace the win as Burt Hooton notches his first AL win with Greg Harris earning the save.
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Ryan's bat and arm spark Astros past Cardinals
Nolan Ryan pitched six plus innings in relief and added a two run single to lift the Houston Astros to a 6-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Ryan improved to 3-2, earned his first win since April 14, and moved to 3,935 career strikeouts. Mark Ross earned the save.
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Snooks Latest SIU setback as 4 A recruiting class shrinks
SIU basketball faces another blow as Tony Snooks, a 6-8 forward, is academically ineligible, ending his senior year. Coach Rich Herrin, already short on height, must navigate a depleted frontline and a lean recruiting class while evaluating staff future and ongoing Valley league changes.
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