Juwan Howard Fired as Michigan’s Men’s Basketball Coach
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Jeff Borzello, ESPN Staff Writer
Juwan Howard’s Dismissal
Michigan announced the dismissal of Juwan Howard as the men’s basketball coach, marking the end of his five-year tenure in Ann Arbor.
Poor Performance
Michigan’s recent season was one of its worst in 60 years, culminating in a last-place finish in the Big Ten, sparking Howard’s firing.
Warde Manuel’s Statement
Athletic director Warde Manuel stated that despite Howard’s contribution to the program, the team’s performance did not meet expectations, leading to his termination.
Contractual Details
Michigan is obligated to pay Howard $3 million as part of his contract, according to sources at ESPN.
Return and Decline
Following a heart procedure, Howard resumed coaching duties but was unable to steer Michigan to success, resulting in his departure.
Early Success and Recent Struggles
After a promising start, Howard’s coaching trajectory at Michigan faced challenges, culminating in his team’s failure to reach the NCAA tournament.
Legacy and Background
Howard, a former NBA player and member of the Fab Five, had a decorated career before his coaching stint with Michigan. His tenure, though ending in disappointment, showcased glimpses of potential.
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