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Will Ryan took over last week as the new men’s basketball coach at UW-Green Bay. He spent the last season at Division II Wheeling in West Virginia. In an interview with Spectrum News 1,...
On Thursday, June 11, new UW-Green Bay’s men’s basketball Head Coach Will Ryan was introduced with a live press conference and interview from Titletown Tech. Local media outlets covered the events. News Coverage: Will...
Recently-named Green Bay head men’s basketball coach Will Ryan will be officially introduced at a private (but streamed) event on Thursday, June 11 at 3 p.m. Following his introductory press conference, Ryan talks with...
You may know him as “legendary Badgers coach Bo Ryan,” but these days, he identifies more as “proud father Bo Ryan.” Bo’s son, Will Ryan, was recently announced as the head basketball coach at...
The Green Bay men’s basketball program will hire Will Ryan as its next head coach! Ryan, who is the oldest son of well-known College Basketball Hall of Famer and former University of Wisconsin Head...
GREEN BAY, Wis. – Green Bay Director of Athletics Charles Guthrie has named Will Ryan the eighth head men’s basketball coach in Phoenix program history. Ryan and the University have reached an agreement in...
UW-Green Bay alumnus Cordero Barkley, St. Catherine’s, 2005St. Catherine’s dynasty in the 2000s started with the 6-5 Barkley serving as the focal point on the ‘05 team. He earned second-team AP All-State honors that...
The Final Four is here for the all-time bracket of Wisconsin college basketball teams! Past players Tony Bennett (1990-91) and Jeff Nordgaard (1994-95) are listed as “players to remember.” More via Sconnie Madness: Two...
After a run in the 1980s, the Dee Events Center played host to the NCAA Tournament once more in 1994 and, for the first and only time, did not feature a team from Utah....
It probably would be a good time for University of Wisconsin-Green Bay men’s basketball coach Linc Darner to take his dogs on a few more walks. Or maybe for women’s basketball coach Kevin Borseth...
