With FSU head men's basketball coach Devin Hoehn being named HBCU D2 Coach of the Year, it marks the first time a coach has coached the player of the year at 2 different schools. He coached last year's POY Jordan Hinds at Bluefield State @CoachDevinHoehn@Jordanhindss
I graduate from school this May and finished my collegiate Career last year played all 4 years at the Division 2 level and now looking for a Men’s basketball GA position for the 26-27 season, if anybody could lead me in that direction it would be greatly appreciated!
I love this win for Hoehn. After losing with Bluefield State last year, I knew it was only a matter of time before he was back. Once he went to FSU, it was sealed 🔥🔥🔥 Happy for him.
@CBS6SportsSean@livforhoops@larryhowell0@CoachDevinHoehn Respect to coach Butler he is a legend. I’m always going to roll with my coach. It’s his 3rd season in the league, every year he has coached the leading scorer and has already made the championship in only his second year. Don’t be shocked when he wins it this year!
Hey @livforhoops who is your prediction for CIAA POY and COY?
You know I have to roll with my guys @larryhowell0 and @CoachDevinHoehn. They are killing it right now, I’m still Bluefield State til I die lol but always have to roll with family!
I have entered the transfer portal as a Sophomore transfer.
6’6 SG/SF
Started 28 Games, CIAA Tournament Runner Up, DII National Tournament Appearance, 23’-24’ CIAA All-Rookie Team
8.4ppg 3.0rpg 1.3spg 1.3bpg
I have entered the transfer portal as a Sophomore transfer.
6’6 SG/SF
Started 28 Games, CIAA Tournament Runner Up, DII National Tournament Appearance, 23’-24’ CIAA All-Rookie Team
8.4ppg 3.0rpg 1.3spg 1.3bpg
Thank you Bluefield State(D2, CIAA) , but I will be entering the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility .
Games played in the CIAA conference championship, and D2 NCAA tournament.