The Colorado St. Rams appear to narrowing the field of potential head basketball coaches. According to Sean Star of the Loveland Reporter-Herald, former Oregon Ducks head coach Ernie Kent is among the few top candidates for the CSU job:
Multiple reports say Ernie Kent is among leading candidates to be new CSU men's basketball coach. But university said no decision made yet.
— Sean Star (@TheSeanStar) April 10, 2012
The Rams have been looking for the school's 19th head coach after coach Tim Miles accepted the head coach position with the Nebraska Cornhuskers following the 2011-12 season. Miles led the team to a 20-12 record and an appearance in the NCAA College Basketball Tournament.
Kent coached 408 games for the Ducks and led them to a 235-173 record, good for a .576 winning percentage. The 57-year-old did not coach in 2011 or 2012.
For more on CSU basketball, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection and SB Nation Denver.
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