EPISODE · Feb 19, 2020 · 1H 11M
Montana Head Coach 2002-2004 Pat Kennedy
from Griz Greats: The Coaching Tree · host ESPN Missoula
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Pat Kennedy was the head basketball coach at the University of Montana for two seasons after he had been the head coach at Iona, Florida State, and DePaul. He is an interesting figure in the University of Montana men's basketball coaching lineage because he did not descend from Jud Heathcote or anyone else that had been the head coach at the University of Montana before. When he left Missoula, he became the head coach at Towson University for seven seasons. ESPN Missoula's Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez talked with Kennedy about what he learned from the legendary Jim Valvano, his days in the ACC, what it was like recruiting Vince Carter, and how he ended up in Missoula.
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Montana Head Coach 2002-2004 Pat Kennedy
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