Head coach Mike Anderson was fired by St. John’s on Friday, ending his four-year run with the Red Storm.
“After fully evaluating the men’s basketball program, our University has decided a change is needed in both the leadership and direction of St. John’s Basketball,” athletics director Mike Cragg said in a statement. “We wish Coach Mike Anderson and his family the best in their future.”
St. John’s was 18-15 this season (7-13 Big East) and is reportedly interested in Iona head coach Rick Pitino.
Pitino, 70, is reportedly also a target of Georgetown. Head coach Patrick Ewing was fired after six seasons with the Hoyas.
Anderson signed a six-year contract extension in 2021 and has four seasons remaining on the deal.
Anderson, 63, was 68-56 at St. John’s and 438-257 overall as a head coach at St. John’s, UAB, Missouri and Arkansas.
–Field Level Media
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