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Illinois Assistant Anderson steps away from program “indefinitely” – HoopDirt
Illinois head coach Brad Underwood has announced that assistant Tim Anderson is taking a personal leave of absence and will be stepping away from the program indefinitely.
“Coach Anderson has impacted our program in countless ways, both on and off the court,” Underwood said in a statement. “Whether recruiting, building and maintaining relationships, or player development, TA has been a key part of the success we’ve experienced. We appreciate his commitment and many contributions to Illinois Basketball.”
Anderson joined the Illinois staff in 2021 after a four year run as an assistant at DePaul. He has also led Ground Zero Training in Chicago and served as the program director for MeanStreets AAU.
“It has been a dream come true to work at the University of Illinois and represent the Fighting Illini,” Anderson said. “I’m proud of what we’ve accomplished together over these last three years. I thank Coach Underwood for the opportunity to coach here, and I especially want to give credit to all our players for their effort, trust, and sacrifice in producing a championship culture. Following a great deal of reflection this offseason, I’ve decided to take some time away from coaching in order to focus on myself and my family. I want to thank everyone who is reaching out for their support, and hope all will respect the personal nature of this decision.”
Underwood also announced that he has promoted Director of Recruiting and Scouting Kwa Jones to fill Anderson’s spot. Jones had most recently served as a graduate manager for the Illini before being elevated to his recruiting and scouting position. He also served as a manager under Kelvin Sampson at Houston (2019 graduate).
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LIVE BLOG: Kentucky WBB vs. Illinois
After the game against Arizona State, Kentucky now will wrap up their time in the Music City Classic against No. 19 Illinois. (8 p.m. ET). KSR’s new and improved LIVE BLOG will bring you all the real-time updates you need to keep up with the Cats.
The Fighting Illini are arguably the best team that Kentucky has faced up until this point, so it’ll be interesting to see if the Cats can leave Nashville with a winning taste in their mouths prior to facing No. 16 North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
The game will stream on BallerTV, so if you’re unable to watch, we’ve got you covered. Refresh the feed below for updates and our takes on the game. You can also join the conversation on the KSBoard Game Thread.
11/27/2024 07:17:14 PM
Kentucky is shooting just 35% from the field and 22% from three-point range thus far.
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Not a bad start for the Cats. 11/27/2024 06:57:51 PM
Per the BallerTV broadcast, the Fighting Illini have the longest winning streak in the country with 11 consecutive wins.
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– Georgia AmooreEnd 1Q: 18-14 Illinois
6:05 1Q: 10-5 Kentucky
Illinois has the longest winning streak in the country
Kentucky’s starting lineup
– Dazia Lawrence
– Amelia Hassett
– Teonni Key
– Clara Strack
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Dog In The Leaves, 'Marty' The Deer And A Frosty Morning: IL In Photos
ILLINOIS — Take a look through this set of images from across Illinois. We’re seeing many great opportunities for readers to get some memorable photographs throughout the state this fall.
To have your photo potentially featured on Patch, send it to Eric DeGrechie at eric.degrechie@patch.com. We just ask that you make sure the photo you send is one you have taken personally, and allow Patch to use on all platforms. Include your name for credit and a brief description of the photo, including where it was taken. Also, please remove any watermarks. Thank you!
Marge Fox, of Lemont, got this fascinating photo of the clouds and sun off the highway.
Kiersten Wheeler, of Hinsdale, tells us “Marty,” seen here, is one of the regulars at her home and was born there in the spring of 2023.
Kimberley Schumacher grabbed her camera and photographed “a frosty morning glow awakens the days to new possibilities” in Bull Valley.
Katarzyna Jagiello photographed her beautiful cat, Popiolek, who she says “loves the sun,” looking outside.
Ramona McClusky, of Joliet, sent in this photo of a squirrel eating pumpkins.
Lynn Wesley, of Tinley Park, got this great shot of a female house finch during the first snow of the season.
Sean Wolf Harper submitted this photo he took of his dogs, Samson and Daisy Mae, hanging out as the sun sets.
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