Kyle Neptune is out at Villanova after three turbulent seasons, and a highly coveted gig is now up for grabs. Villanova is expected to be well-situated in the arms race that is college basketball. With the revenue-sharing era looming,

After three straight seasons of missing the NCAA Tournament, Villanova has fired head men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune. Neptune was put in a difficult position from the beginning, having to replace the Naismith Hall of Famer Jay Wright who won two NCAA championships at the school before retiring in 2022.

The Villanova Wildcats find themselves at a critical crossroads following the dismissal of head coach Kyle Neptune on March 15. After three underwhelming seasons that saw the program fail to make a single NCAA Tournament appearance,

Villanova has fired head men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune after three disappointing seasons. John Fanta explains why and lists potential candidates for the job.

Although Neptune was given the unenviable task of filling the shoes of a coach who led Villanova to two national championships and four Final Fours, he struggled almost immediatel

We are grateful to Kyle for his long service to Villanova and his mentorship to the many outstanding young men he has coached.” When Hall of Fame coach Jay Wright abruptly resigned following the 2022 NCAA Tournament,

Villanova on Saturday did what was expected when it fired men’s basketball coach Kyle Neptune after three seasons. The Wildcats will miss the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season. New athletic director Eric Roedl and school president Rev.