Johnny Dawkins heading to Stanford

Duke assistant coach and former player Johnny Dawkins is on his way to become the head coach at Stanford sources are saying.  Dawkins will succeed Trent Johnson, who abruptly left for LSU after leading the Cardinal to the Sweet 16.

I don’t know what to think about this to be honest. It comes as a shock to myself to see Dawkins leaving Duke as I always thought he would be at Duke forever.  Where does Duke go for their next assistant coach?

What do you think about Dawkins heading to Stanford and what are your thoughts on the next Duke assitant coach hiring?


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3 Responses to “Johnny Dawkins heading to Stanford”

  1. Tom Enteman Says:

    Duke’s next assistant coach is Coach K’s son-in-law! Hopefully, he will be a good’un!

  2. Allen Siedle Says:

    Who ever it is, Duke will be fine because Coach K is the best coach in college basetball

  3. Allen Siedle Says:

    Duke will be fine, Coach K is the best college basketball coach. Who ever it is will not hurt Duke

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