The college basketball world was rocked on Thursday afternoon by the sudden and somewhat mind-boggling news of Tony Bennett's immediate retirement from his position of head coach of the Virginia ...

Virginia men’s basketball coach Tony Bennett, who coached the Cavaliers to their lone national championship in 2019, is retiring just weeks before the start of the regular season.. The school ...

Tony Bennett at his retirement press conference. Photo: UVA Athletics. The way college athletics worked, for decades, was, schools made big money, coaches and administrators made big money, but ...

Virginia NCAA college basketball coach Tony Bennett announces his retirement as athletic director Carla Willliams looks on during a press conference in Charlottesville, Va., Friday, Oct. 18, 2024.

In shocking college basketball news on Thursday, legendary Virginia men's basketball coach Tony Bennett reportedly called it quits for his coaching career days before the beginning of the ...

Virginia men's basketball head coach Tony Bennett, senior guard Reece Beekman, and sophomore forward Ryan Dunn represented UVA at the ACC Men's Basketball Tipoff event in Charlotte on Wednesday ...

Tony Bennett has been around basketball his entire life. Born and raised in central Wisconsin, the two-time Naismith College Coach of the Year played college basketball at Wisconsin-Green Bay ...

It remains to be seen why Tony Bennett has decided to retire at this time, with the start of the 2024-2025 UVA men's basketball season less than three weeks away, but the timing of his immediate ...

Virginia basketball coach Tony Bennett retired on Thursday, just 20 days before the Cavaliers tip off the 2024-25 campaign. ... but this is not college basketball as Bennett had previously enjoyed.

TONY BENNETT: Yeah, I mean, it's kind of the landscape of college basketball. Looking at last year even in the NCAA Tournament, a lot of the teams -- I remember Miami, and our league had a lot of ...

An article in The Athletic casts doubt on Tony Bennett’s ability to adapt to the changing college basketball landscape, echoing thoughts I’ve had since the beginning of the silly season two ...