Veteran coaches thrive in first seasons with new college basketball programs

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Six veteran coaches are achieving success in their first seasons with new college basketball programs. Notable performances include Dusty May leading Michigan to a tournament win and Ben McCollum guiding Drake to an undefeated start. Mark Pope has Kentucky ranked in the top 10, with a high-scoring offense. Kyle Smith's analytical approach at Stanford is yielding strong results in the ACC, while Mark Byington has Vanderbilt competing well in the Charleston Classic. John Calipari is making an impact at Arkansas, generating excitement among fans. These coaches are revitalizing their teams and creating a positive culture in their programs.


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